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TOKYO – Japanese Finance Minister Katsunobu Kato announced on Tuesday his intention to engage in discussions with U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent during the upcoming G7 meetings in Canada. The focus of their conversation will be on foreign exchange matters, reflecting ongoing concerns about currency fluctuations and their impacts on global trade.
Kato emphasized the importance of maintaining open lines of communication regarding currency policies, particularly in light of recent market volatility. He expressed hope that the dialogue would foster a better understanding between the two nations and contribute to stability in foreign exchange markets.
The G7 summit, which brings together finance leaders from advanced economies, provides a critical platform for addressing pressing economic issues. Kato's proactive approach highlights Japan's commitment to collaborating with international partners to navigate the complexities of global finance. As the meeting approaches, all eyes will be on the discussions surrounding currency strategies and their implications for the global economy.
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