Political instability is now baked into France's investment landscape following the shock resignation of Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu — and that could push investors to shun the country's domestic-focused corporates. Lecornu — who had been prime minister for just 27 days — quit on Monday just hours after naming his new government, following widespread criticism of his cabinet's composition. France's tricky fiscal situation makes it a standout challenge for investors looking for trading opportunities in Europe's equity markets. "The one area with that I would probably avoid is domestic France," said Nick Wylenzek, macro strategist at Wellington Management. "They are running a massive fiscal deficit, and ultimately the market will force them to do more drastic measures to rein in this fi

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