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Обама за европейската икономика Американският президент Барак Обама заяви, че Европа все още е в трудна икономическа ситуация, защото не е предприела някои от стъпките, които са направили Съединените щати. Според него проблемите на Европа са сред факторите, които засягат американския икономически растеж. Пряко отражение върху застоя на икономиката имат високите цени на горивата, подчерта Обама. Оздравяването на американската икономика ще бъде решаващо за преизбирането на Обама на 6 ноември. Междувременно неговия опонент Мит Ромни го обвини в липса на бизнес нюх, за да изведе Съединените щати от рецесията и да свали нивото на безработицата.
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Austerity's big winners The poor and middle classes have felt the brunt of the burden of austerity policies. The winners have largely been financial interests and the wealthy. Learn More Sponsored Links Recommended Newsletters Reuters Photojournalism Our day's top images, in-depth photo essays and offbeat slices of life. See the best of Reuters photography. See more | Photo caption Healthcare in Appalachia Remote Area Medical clinics bring free medical care to uninsured people in Appalachia and elsewhere. Slideshow A city destroyed Amid the ruins of the Syrian city of Homs. Slideshow Obama: Europe should have followed U.S. economic lead SEATTLE | SEATTLE (Reuters) - President Barack Obama said on Thursday that Europe was still in a difficult place economically in part because it did not take some of the steps the United States did. Addressing about 70 people at a fundraiser in Seattle, Obama said Europe's troubles were among the factors that could affect U.S. growth, also mentioning high gasoline prices as a potential economic drag. "We've still got headwinds. Europe is still ... in a difficult state, partly because they didn't take some of the decisive steps that we took early on in this recession," Obama said at the event, which was held in a private home. "Gas prices are still pinching a lot of folks," he said, referring to the U.S. economy. The housing market is still very weak across the country. But the good news is that we have weathered the storm." The health of the U.S. economy could be decisive for Obama's re-election prospects on November 6. His likely Republican opponent, Mitt Romney, has accused the Democrat of lacking the business acumen to steer the United States out of recession and bring down the unemployment rate. Obama did not specify which economic steps Europe ought to have followed. But a senior administration official said some examples included the United States' early stress tests on banks, requirements that banks bolster their capital cushions and an aggressive early response by the Federal Reserve, the U.S. central bank. (Reporting by Jeff Mason; additional reporting by Alister Bull and Laura MacInnis; editing by Bill Trott) - Tweet this - Link this - Share this - Digg this - Reprints Jan 2009: Over a million job losses a month, economy shrinking at ~ 7.9% a quarter Jan 2012: Gaining about 200K jobs a month, economy growing about 2-3% per quarter Sorry man, facts blow up your radical rightie agenda just about every time.