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The United States and Britain Wednesday called for an "immediate plan" to resolve the crisis in the eurozone, a spokeswoman for the British government said.
She said US President Barack Obama and Prime Minister David
Cameron discussed the crisis in a telephone conversation late
Tuesday.
Urgent action to restore market confidence needed to be flanked by
a "longer-term strategy to secure a strong single currency," said the
spokeswoman.
Obama and Cameron welcomed new plans by the European Commission to
protect taxpayers and avoid future public bank bailouts as a
"positive step."
