French stocks rise 0.5% after left-wing coalition clinches surprise election win

French stocks moved higher on Monday as markets reacted to a surprise win for the left in the country's parliamentary election.

"Trying to build a government that has any kind of stability looks a very high bar this morning. Political paralysis for the next 12 months seems the most likely outcome," Deutsche Bank strategists said. François Digard, head of French equity research at Kepler Cheuvreux, said a hung parliament was what the market was expecting.

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