集体暴跌！黑天鹅来袭

Group 1 - French Prime Minister Le Cornu submitted his resignation to President Macron on October 6, just under a month after his appointment, with the reasons for his sudden resignation currently unknown [1][2] - Following the news, the French financial market reacted swiftly, with the CAC40 index initially dropping over 2%, marking the largest decline in nearly three months, before narrowing to a drop of approximately 1.6% [1] - The euro/dollar exchange rate fell by about 30 points within five minutes, and the yield spread between French and German 10-year government bonds widened to 86 basis points, the first increase in a month [1] Group 2 - Le Cornu was appointed as Prime Minister on September 9, following the resignation of his predecessor, who failed to pass a confidence vote related to the 2026 budget proposal [2] - The new government, announced on October 5, includes 18 members, with 16 ministers and 2 ministerial representatives, retaining several key positions while replacing others [3] - Criticism arose from some political parties regarding the new government members, with leaders from the National Rally and La France Insoumise expressing that the new cabinet is merely a continuation of the previous government without substantial changes [3]