emmanuel macron.p rose by as someone just pointed out on twitter, that beat the u.k. for the second quarter. unadjusted gdp rose 1.7% from a year ago. the country faces the prospect of back-to-back election campaigns unless there is an outright majority of next month's snap vote. the river party had an exclusive interview with bloomberg. >> we should not be having a elections. the government could have try to solve problems first in september, october, and november, and then had elections. a great interview. tell us this, where are we in hass of alexis tsipras, he made noises about a grand coalition but not wanting to be prime minister. how do we start the journey to the next set of elections? the first thing is a fatigue among voters. they seek a prime minister. began, we wills also see the ninth finance 2010.er since a report published today in a newspaper showed that 64% of greece disagree with alexis to hold a snapon election next month. it will be the third time this year they will be asked to vo

reporter: macron said he was talking about the french working world in general. the debate over the 35 hour restriction is being raised. it forces companies to hire extra people. it is aimed at a better quality of life for these. critics say it leads to a bloated workforce. some in france feel that working only 35 hours per week limits their ability to warn -- earn more. >> we can have higher salaries. 37 hours, we would have enough time off and had the ability to receive better wages. reporter: those working in high-pressure jobs say that it allows them more times off to recover. >> we are under a lot of pressure physically as well. working days and nights together and being able to take these days off now and then gives us a bit of breathing space. reporter: french people in general work an average of 39 hours per week. reporter: nine civilians are reported to be killed and dozens more injured in kashmir. soldiers on the indian and pakistani border traded shells and gunfire. skirmishes are still fairly common. we have more now from islamabad. >> the latest is t

emmanuel macron is planning to present his measures by the end of this year.n: caroline, thank you. show, it has been an historic week for market. after the break, we will wrap it up and look ahead for a busy weekend. 50 minutes into the session, equity markets rolling over, the stoxx 600 higher. and gas, basic resources, the rebound and commodities supporting those industry groups. we have the stoxx 600 at a low. ♪ jonathan: welcome back to "on the move." time live from the city of london. it has been an extremely busy week for markets -- here are some of the charts. what a week for global equity markets. greek investors, the stoxx 600 dropped the most since 2008 on monday. tuesday, we saw the biggest gain since 2011 in u.s. stocks, followed up my the biggest today pop in seven years. volatility is back. have you ever wondered what happens when you walk away from $46 billion? will find out -- the swiss pesticide maker snubbed monsanto's latest offer. they were decidedly unimpressed after monsanto said it was no longer interested. then, our third chart -- crud

market, that labor is what is next on macros agenda agenda.on macron's actually have many unions whowill have legal low.n against is caroline: a great exclusive interview with emmanuel macron. this time greece facing the prospect of two elections this year. in an exclusive interview with bloomberg, the warning came from the rival party leader. it comes after alexis tsipras ruled out forming a coalition with those more pro-european. >> we should not be having elections. the government could of try to solve some problems first and then hold elections. --oline: let's get out to disillusioned voters how do they feel about the prospect of another election, even after this went? this is the third time they head back to the ballot box. they had to vote on the referendum and then vote on alexis tsipras in january. greeks did not want to go to a >> is first place in september. the prospect of having a consecutive one after that does not bode well with the greek people. to go on with its much-needed reforms. uncertaintyolitical where medical turmoil is more evident. we cannot move forward with

macron will stick to bloomberg about the state of the european nation and his hopes for the future.'t want to miss that tomorrow. we will get more data on the french growth story and around 20 minutes -- we will get various confidence measures. to slow down in the global economy is curtailing exports in the euro area. although there are recent concerns over the exposure to the biggest hits to growth may have come already. let's bring in david powell. chris is still with us. david, thank you for joining us. which of the emerging market economies poses the biggest threat to the export story, the recovery for the euro? david: if you look at what has already happened in the slow down, the demand from other countries, the biggest hit has come from russia. that is because growth has slowed so precipitously. visible onalready exports, nominal exports to russia has slowed much more. that thenna: so can we say biggest threat is russia, or it is the biggest drag? david: the biggest drag has come from russia. the amount of exports that go to , for example, the chinese economy, which is still m