Showing posts with label US Presidential campaign. Show all posts
Showing posts with label US Presidential campaign. Show all posts

Nov 8, 2008

Barack Obama's First News Conference after the elections

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US President elect Mr Barack Obama who won a landslide victory in the recent elections has pledge to work to repair the world economy in the first press conference. Whole world is looking at the new administration in the US with mixed optimism, as people know where they stand in terms of the financial chaos around the world.

Markets still are loosing points and the unemployment rate is climbing by the day, many comapnies are guaging their productions with demand and supply. There has been considerable amount of pressure on economies in the developing world, though there has been no widespread trouble, but markets sentiment is down. The upcoming world summit involving the G-20 in US should be a clear indication to know most of the facts related to the world economy. Whether the world economy needs a new financial system to work with or there are going to be a slew of measures that are going to stem the present debacle are some of the big questions the world leaders are going to answer including President elect Mr Obama of US at the summit.

Oct 16, 2008

McCain, Obama Get Tough, Personal in Last Debate

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In one of the last debates of the 2008 Presidential Campaign, the candidates John McCain for the Republican Party and Barack Obama for the Democrats sparred against each other for one last time at the New York's Hofstra University before going for the ballots.

Oct 12, 2008

Nations Want Financial Fix, but How?

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Finance leaders from around the world meeting in Washington agree on principles to help solve a growing financial crisis gripping the globe, but the AP's Lee Powell says markets may demand something extraordinary.



Democratic campaign for the Presidential elections 2008 received a boost from Clintons attending the Vice-Presidential Campaign Joe Biden rally at his town in North Eastern Pennsylvania.