Gov't may consider another public funds injection into banks

Gov't may consider another public funds injection into banks

OSAKA, Japan - Finance Minister Masajuro Shiokawa addresses a symposium in Osaka on July 2. He said the government may consider another injection of public funds into Japanese banks if necessary to stabilize Japan's financial system as the banks dispose of their nonperforming loans.

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