France's ongoing political crisis, marked by repeated prime ministerial resignations including Sébastien Lecornu's brief tenures and a hung parliament since 2024, has intensified calls from opposition parties on both the left and far-right for early presidential elections or Macron's departure. Macron has repeatedly rejected these demands, affirming he will complete his second and final term ending in spring 2027, when the constitution bars a consecutive third run. His approval ratings have fallen to a record low of 15 percent amid budget deficits, high public debt, fuel price protests, and student demonstrations. Recent false resignation rumors were quickly debunked as Macron maintained his schedule, including international engagements. Upcoming budget negotiations and the spring 2027 vote remain the key scheduled events that could shape any shift in trader assessments of an earlier exit.