Japan's Miyazawa hails U.S. participation in euro intervention

PRAGUE, Czech - Japanese Finance Minister Kiichi Miyazawa (L) on Sept. 23 hails U.S. participation in the Sept. 22 joint euro-buying market intervention to prop up the European single currency in his meeting with U.S. Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers (C) and Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan (R), held prior to a meeting of top financial officials from the Group of Seven (G-7) economic powers in the Czech capital. The photo shows Miyazawa shakes hands with the U.S. central banker.

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