New Japanese finance minister seen sticking to policy line
 

01-10-12 07:47 AM

TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda appointed as finance minister on Monday a veteran lawmaker expected to follow his line on budget reform and currency intervention in a new cabinet unveiled ahead of an election due in months. Related Stories Syrian forces shell rebel strongholds in east Damascus - group Bahrain court confirms jail terms on protesting medics - BNA At least ...

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