U.S., Asian economic powers voice concern over oil prices

U.S., Asian economic powers voice concern over oil prices

AOMORI, Japan - Japanese industry minister Akira Amari (L) speaks during a news conference after the Five-Country Energy Ministers Meeting at a hotel in the northeastern Japanese city of Aomori on June 7. China, Japan and the United States, India and South Korea held the meeting ahead of June 8 Group of Eight energy ministers meeting in the same city.

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