The anti-immigration politician Geert Wilders walked out on Saturday, claiming he couldn't support €16bn in cuts that the country needs to hit austerity targets. He called for elections to be held "as soon as possible" and added that he couldn't allow the Dutch to "pay out of their pockets for the senseless demands of Brussels." Now it's expected that the Prime Minister Mark Rutte will hold an emergency cabinet meeting and step down, potentially derailing the eurozone debt rescue plan: rating agency Fitch has warned that the country could be stripped of its AAA status if it doesn't hit its targets. Geert Wilders walked out of austerity package talks. 06.27 The euro has slipped against the dollar overnight, partly due to concerns over the French elections. Francois Hollande won 28pc of the vote in the first round on Sunday, beating Nicolas Sarkozy's 27pc - many believe that a Hollande victory could affect economic recovery. The euro's inched down to $1.3188 from $1.3216 in New York just before the weekend. Masafumi Yamamoto, chief forex strategist at Barclays Capital in Tokyo, said: There is concern that the policies (Hollande) has been promoting could create friction between other major nations, including Germany. But for euro-selling pressure to become persistent, we will have to wait and see what policies candidate Hollande actually spells out. L-R Francois Hollande, Marine le Pen, Nicolas Sarkozy 06.22 Of course, the UK made it onto that list of countries who pledged extra funds to the IMF, as George Osborne agreed to hand over another £10bn - taking our total commitment to almost £40bn. Britain has a massive interest in a stable world economy and institutions like IMF help ensure that stability - if you don't have that you lose jobs in Britain and the British economy suffers. 06.20 It's been an eventful weekend. Christine Lagarde succeeded in convincing governments around the world to pledge €430bn to boost the IMF's "firepower," with an aim to safeguard the eurozone economy from the debt crisis. We have an interactive graphic showing exactly who gave what.