Tanigaki doubts Koizumi's plan to merge 8 gov't lenders into 1

Tanigaki doubts Koizumi's plan to merge 8 gov't lenders into 1

TOKYO, Japan - Finance Minister Sadakazu Tanigaki speaks in an interview with Kyodo News and other news organizations on Nov. 1. He expressed doubts about Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's plan to merge eight state-run financial institutions into one as part of his fiscal and financial structural reforms.

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