U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May signaled that the Conservatives will drop a longstanding pledge not to raise taxes.
The public face of Germany’s populist Alternative for Germany party stepped aside for the September election campaign after being rebuked at a convention in an attempt to debate the party’s future direction.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the U.S. economy is capable of sustained 3 percent annual growth, the key underlying assumption behind the administration’s widely questioned stance that Trump’s proposed tax cuts will pay for themselves over 10 years.
The head of the Swiss National Bank saying it was prepared to cut interest rates if the results pushed up the franc’s value.
Source: Bloomberg
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