Reuters
LONDON (Reuters) -The euro touched a 10-day high on Sunday, after the first round of France's shock snap election put the far-right in first place, but offered little further clarity on the final outcome, leaving investors bracing for further volatility. Marine Le Pen's National Rally (RN) emerged ahead in the first round, confirming expectations, although analysts noted her party won a smaller share of the vote than some polls had initially projected. But uncertainty prevailed, as the final result will depend on how parties decide to join forces in each of the country's 577 constituencies for the second round, setting the stage for days of horsetrading before next Sunday's runoff.