Koizumi to go ahead with reforms despite sagging stock market

Koizumi to go ahead with reforms despite sagging stock market

TOKYO, Japan - Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi walks into his official residence on returning from a stumping trip to Oita Prefecture on July 18. Koizumi said, despite the day's drop in Tokyo stock prices to a four-month low, he will push ahead with his reform programs.

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