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Obama signals $250B for banks

Posted on February 26, 2009 2:35 PM
President Obama is sending Congress a proposed budget Thursday that anticipates setting aside up to $250 billion more for the existing bank bailout and bringing the 2009 budget deficit to $1.75 trillion.

Obama's first budget includes the provision to allot the funds to banks if needed, according to White House officials. That would be on top of the $700 billion Congress has already approved for the financial bailout program meant to deal with bank's toxic assets and their inability to lend.

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