Nakagawa discusses market stabilization measures with TSE president

TOKYO, Japan - Finance Minister Shoichi Nakagawa (center) speaks at a meeting with leaders of Tokyo Stock Exchange Group Inc. and the brokerage industry at the Tokyo Stock Exchange building in Tokyo's Chuo Ward on Dec. 8. They met to discuss measures to calm strained stock markets as the government eyes additional steps to stem the fallout from the ongoing global financial crisis.

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