Miyazawa reiterates tolerance for weak yen

Miyazawa reiterates tolerance for weak yen

TOKYO, Japan - Finance Minister Kiichi Miyazawa speaks at a gathering of business people at a Tokyo hotel Jan. 19. Miyazawa reiterated his toleration of a weak yen and said the government will not take any immediate foreign-exchange action.

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