Yamamoto, Bernanke agree to keep watch on terrorist funding

Yamamoto, Bernanke agree to keep watch on terrorist funding

WASHINGTON, United States - Japanese Financial Services Minister Yuji Yamamoto (L) and U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke shake hands as they meet in Washington Jan. 11.

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