French President Macron has dissolved the National Assembly, causing political upheaval in France.

Parties are scrambling to unite ahead of the upcoming legislative elections.

The far-right National Rally (RN) party is leading in the polls, raising concerns among business leaders.

Macron's Finance Minister warns of a debt crisis if the RN's policies are implemented, urging business leaders to oppose them.

Concerns are also raised about business competitiveness and renewable energy policies due to potential political instability.

Left-wing parties have formed a Popular Front to prevent the far-right from gaining power.

Former President Hollande emphasizes the importance of unity against the far-right.

Macron's move to call early elections follows the far-right's success in the European elections, signaling potential significant changes for France.