G7 Finance Ministers
and central bank governors have held discussions on the world economy, ahead of
next week's G7 summit to be held in Ise-Shima, central Japan. The first day of
the 2-day meeting ended in the northern Japanese city of Sendai today. The
participants are said to have exchanged views on what their governments can do
to put the global economy back on track and achieve sustainable growth. Among
world economic
issues that they have discussed are the slowing Chinese economy
and lower crude oil prices. They also discussed ways of dealing with tax
evasion and questionable tax avoidance in reaction to disclosures in the Panama
Papers.
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