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Japan willing to consider increasing EFSF bond purchases

Japan willing to consider increasing EFSF bond purchases

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Ed Craven
08/12/2011 | 14:07 GMT
  • Economy minister Furukawa says country is willing if summit shows progress on debt problems
  • Ongoing European problems keeping the yen too strong

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