The wording of the G20 bulletin adopted Japan's call for warning of recent marke
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Japanese deputy money said the 20 countries (G20) financial leaders' bulletin reflected Japan's call for an increase in warning of recent market turmoil. This shows the risk that Japan's fears of a further surge in the yen are likely to undermine the export - oriented economy.
In the communiques issued after Tuesday's meeting, G20 financial leaders said, "although the fundamentals of the global economy are stable, the market has been turbulent recently, which is to remind us of the risks and vulnerabilities of the market facing unexpected accidents."
The wording that was not included in the last communique. Senior Japanese officials said the communiqu had adopted Japan's view that the February market turmoil was inconsistent with the economic fundamentals. The February market turmoil caused a rapid rise in the safe haven yen.
"I said to G20, we need a common voice at this point, we have considered the views of the communique," Japan's Vice Finance Minister Kihara attended the G20 financial summit meeting after Ren in the news briefing on Tuesday said.
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