French President Emmanuel Macron has repeatedly affirmed his commitment to completing his second term through May 2027, rejecting repeated calls for resignation amid ongoing parliamentary instability and multiple prime ministerial changes since the 2024 snap elections. Recent statements, including April 2026 remarks confirming his intent to exit politics at term’s end and earlier New Year’s address references to his scheduled departure, have reinforced trader consensus around low near-term exit probabilities. Persistent coalition fragmentation and budget disputes continue to generate pressure, yet constitutional term limits and Macron’s public stance limit realistic pathways for early departure before the next presidential contest. Scheduled legislative sessions and potential no-confidence votes through mid-2026 represent the primary near-term variables that could influence sentiment.