| Japan convinced its partners in the Group of Seven leading industrial economies that it was not manipulating its currency as part of a bold attempt to get its economy out of a near two-decade period of stagnation.
At the conclusion of a two-day meeting between the leading financial representatives of the G-7 countries - the United States, Britain, Germany, France, Italy, Japan and Canada - British finance minister George Osborne said there was a formal acknowledgement that each member needed to secure their own country's growth by balancing austerity measures with growth-enhancing policies.........................................Full Article: Source
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