Bush signals cautious stance on second stimulus plans
President Bush urged patience amid a prolonged economic slump as Bernanke said the size of any new stimulus is up to Congress. White House said the president's position on a second package remains unchanged, with focus on delivering the $700 billion rescue plan. Critics noted earlier stimulus measures helped but rising unemployment and tighter credit cooled growth.
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Wall Street Rises Sharply on Optimism Over Credit Revival
New York markets surged as Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 413.21 points to 9,265.43, a 4.67 percent gain, with the S P 500 up 44.85 to 985.40 and the Nasdaq up 58.74 to 1,770.03. Bernanke signaled potential government action to aid the economy while lending rates ease, boosting confidence amid concerns of a prolonged slowdown.
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