Miyazawa speaks on stock market plunges

Miyazawa speaks on stock market plunges

Japanese Finance Minister Kiichi Miyazawa speaks to reporters on the latest stock price plunges on the New York and Tokyo stock exchanges. ''I presume the immediate cause of the plunge (in New York) was growing uncertainty over the future of Russia,'' Miyazawa said. ==Kyodo

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