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  There is still a possibility of a "Brown Bounce 2" if the G20 summit turns into a PR success story. To some extent the air was taken from beneath Browns wings by the interference of Mervyn King last week, the governor of the Bank of England. King caste grave doubt onto Browns big spend plan which was unfortunate in more ways than one, especially as it came before the G20.
  
  However you look at his current situation, you can certainly say that Gordon is working very hard indeed trying to fix the unprecedented economic disaster by rallying global leaders into positive action. The problem is, and its been the problem all along, no two leaders seem to see the solution to the problem in the same way. However Obama like Brown has opted to throw money at the situation, so at least he has one ally for his fiscal policy.
  
  Yes the ground seems to have shifted towards Cameron as the Germans for example have gone more or less the limited spend route. However this may be hindsight, as the early spending on building societys and banks hasnt paid off.

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