US President Barack Obama says he has a "strong inclination" against implementing a second stimulus package to further prop up the ailing US economy as it remains mired in a recession.
"I have a strong inclination not to do it," Obama told CNBC television on Monday when asked about whether he would support a second aid package following his massive $US787 billion ($913.15 billion) plan passed by Congress in February.
"But obviously, we're monitoring the situation very carefully," he said.
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"My bottom line is, how do we make sure that the economy is growing robustly again? Because actually, that would probably have the biggest impact on our deficits."
AFP
