G-7 said statement was misinterpreted
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G7 Said It Won't Engage in a Currency War
February 12, 2013 6:42 AM ESTThe G7 issued a statement Tuesday saying members will not engage in a currency war. The statement follows recent backlash about comments from Japan suggesting they were targeting a specific exchange rate that has... More
