2017-03-05bloomberg.com

``Markets trade in the probability of certain events happening. In case an event has high risk, a "tail" is priced in. Those tail risks typically show up in certain corners of the markets. Today, tail risks are priced in for a potential unexpected outcome in the French elections. That tail risk is on the rise now that polls of the second round of voting indicate a tight race between center candidate Emmanuel Macron and the far-right candidate Marine Le Pen.''



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