G-7 hails move to stabilize eurozone

G-7 hails move to stabilize eurozone

TOKYO, Japan - Finance Minister Naoto Kan briefs reporters about an emergency joint statement issued by the Group of Seven advanced economies at the Finance Ministry in Tokyo on May 10, 2010. The G-7 finance ministers and central bank chiefs hailed the emergency measures agreed upon in Europe to restore stability to the eurozone.

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