G-7 finance chiefs to seek policy coordination for global economy

G-7 finance chiefs to seek policy coordination for global economy

Representatives from the Group of Seven major economies attend a symposium in Sendai, northeastern Japan on May 20, 2016, prior to a two-day meeting of their finance ministers and central bankers. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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