The Economist October 2008
IT COULD have been worse. That was the message from European Union (EU) leaders as they emerged from a long-planned two-day summit in Brussels on Thursday October 16th. In today’s desperate times, the avoidance of catastrophe counts as an achievement.
The financial crisis is concentrating minds. European unity held, as leaders from all 27 countries in the union endorsed a €2 trillion ($2.7 trillion) rescue plan for banks that had been agreed by the countries that use the single currency, plus Britain, at a meeting in Paris on Sunday.
The plan amounts to a set of agreed guidelines for co-ordinated action. That falls short of the grand claims made for it by some, notably the summit host, President Nicolas Sarkozy of France. He said that it marked the birth of a “European economic government”. It does represent a step on from the damaging cacophony that reigned beforehand, in which European governments announced beggar-thy-neighbour schemes to guarantee deposits in their local banks.
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