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From Thursday, visitors to Buckingham Palace will be able to stand behind the famous balcony where the British royal family often poses. © Holly Adams/Reuters

event: The UK’s capital regulator, Offat, has published a draft decision on how much household rates will rise over the next five years. Buckingham Palace will open the State Rooms and East Wing to visitors until September 29.

Central Bank: Bank of France Governor François Villeroy de Gallo speaks on the balance of payments report.

Economic data: All eyes are on May GDP data, which will show whether the UK economy has recovered after failing to grow in April. Italy releases international tourism figures for April.

Corporate News: Low-cost airline Jet2 has published its preliminary annual results. Jet2holidays, the UK’s largest travel group, is expected to provide a more detailed outlook for the all-important summer season. Updates are also due from Galliford Try, Hays, Severn Trent, Wood Group and Workspace Group.

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