White House rivals cautiously back rescue plan

Both US presidential candidates gave cautious backing to a newly negotiated $700bn (€484bn) bailout of the hobbled financial industry, while both campaigns also sought to take at least partial credit for the outcome.

Both US presidential candidates gave cautious backing to a newly negotiated $700bn (€484bn) bailout of the hobbled financial industry, while both campaigns also sought to take at least partial credit for the outcome.

The multibillion dollar bailout has become a key issue in the race between Democrat Barack Obama and Republican John McCain.

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