Tanigaki tells Jin China's currency system needs more flexibility

Tanigaki tells Jin China's currency system needs more flexibility

TIANJIN, China - Japanese Finance Minister Sadakazu Tanigaki speaks to journalists after his talks with Chinese Finance Minister Jin Renqing at a Tianjin hotel on June 25. Tanigaki said he told Jin that China's foreign exchange system needs more flexibility.

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