The French left-wing coalition has won a majority, and Prime Minister Attar has said he will submit his resignation

On July 8th, local time on July 7th, the second round of voting was held in the French National Assembly election. At 20:00 local time and 2:00 am Beijing time on the 8th, the second round of voting ended. The left-wing party alliance "New People's Front" won the majority of seats. According to the latest exit polls, the far-right National League and its allies won about < b > 115 to 150 seats, and the left-wing party alliance "New People's Front" won about < b > 175 to 205 seats, but did not obtain an absolute majority. The < b > ruling party Baath Party and its centrist alliance "Together" won about < b > 150 to 175 seats. French Prime Minister Jean-Claude Attar said he would submit his resignation to President Emmanuel Macron on the morning of the 8th local time. "There will not be an extreme absolute majority, the far right has achieved historic results in French elections," Attar said. The euro fell 0.3% against the dollar in early trade pressure.