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NOVEMBER 20, 2008

EU to Coordinate $164 Billion Stimulus

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The European Union is drawing up a coordinated €130 billion ($164 billion) stimulus package to support the region's economy in the face of the global downturn, German Economy Minister Michael Glos said on Wednesday.

It wasn't clear how much, if any, of the money would be new. European officials said the plan would include stimulus spending by the EU's 27 individual member states, spending from the EU's own $150 billion-a-year budget, and lending by the European Investment Bank.

A pan-European effort to present economic stimulus policies in a coordinated way would mimic Europe's efforts to tackle the banking crisis. After ...