Bush diplomacy oveshadowed by Obama agenda

US President George W. Bush got a second bloc of world leaders to endorse comprehensive action to remedy the global financial crisis. But his successor, Barack Obama, is already setting the coming economic agenda.

Bush diplomacy oveshadowed by Obama agenda

US President George W. Bush got a second bloc of world leaders to endorse comprehensive action to remedy the global financial crisis. But his successor, Barack Obama, is already setting the coming economic agenda.

The formal transfer of power doesn’t take place until January 20, but don’t tell that to financial markets. They are already taking their cues from Mr Obama and his team.

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