G-7 Endorses Proposals Intended to Ease Crisis

Top economic officials from the world's major industrial countries yesterday embraced a set of proposals aimed at increasing the transparency of banks and other financial institutions in hopes of calming tumultuous global markets.
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Michael A. Fletcher

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