Bush says US not headed for recession

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US President George W Bush has once again predicted the struggling American economy will sidestep a recession.

Speaking to the press earlier Thursday, President Bush says he is “concerned” about the US economy, which is without doubt in a slowdown. “That’s (slowdown) why we acted, and acted strongly, with over $150bn worth of pro-growth economic incentives, mainly money going into the hands of our consumers. And some money going to incent businesses to invest, which will create jobs.” the President says. President Bush says the tax-break package passed by Congress earlier this month will begin roll-out in early May. “The purpose is to encourage our consumers. The purpose is to give them money ...

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