G20 moves forward on global spending in effort to stunt recession

It was a successful day for President Obama and his first appearance on the world stage, where he obtained agreement on his priorities. World leaders emerged from the four-hour-long G20 meeting in favor of $1 trillion in global spending to stimulate the world economy. Along with tighter regulations for global financial firms, world leaders hope these efforts will stave off a deeper recession.  FSRN’s Leigh Ann Caldwell reports.

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