The article below contains some great insight and U.S. opinions on the upcoming U.K. elections. With a great relationship between the two countries, Paul Ryan praised the Prime Minister who made a bold stand on the way the country was heading. AS we all know, economy is largely connected to political happenings, so the election could have huge effects on the current U.K. economy, only time can tell. But with all this said, Paul Ryan goes on to say that we will stand beside them and support them with their election decision going forward.
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/paul-ryan-reaffirms-us-commitment-uk-nato-london-visit-1617717
Just to clarify for my own thoughts, the International Monetary Fund is independent of the World Bank although both agencies aim to increase living standards. The World Bank concentrates on long term loans to developing countries where the IMF produces reports on member economies and provides loans to countries with financial crisis. While the UK has started it’s withdrawal from the European Union this spring, the positive economic growth outlook I see as a challenge for the standardized system of laws and the remaining 27 members to drive EU policies aim to ensure the free movement of people, goods, services, and capital within the internal market.
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