Emmanuel Macron has repeatedly affirmed his intent to complete his second and final five-year presidential term, which ends in May 2027 under France’s constitutional two-term limit, including a direct April 2026 statement that he will exit politics entirely afterward. Persistent legislative instability from late 2025, marked by successive prime ministerial resignations and coalition tensions following the 2024 snap parliamentary elections, previously fueled speculation about early departure or dissolution of the National Assembly. However, Macron has consistently rejected resignation calls, and no major escalatory political events or procedural deadlines have emerged in recent months to alter that stance. Traders assessing near-term resolution therefore weigh these structural barriers and public commitments against any potential future parliamentary gridlock or external shocks within the remaining resolution window.