TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Friday that the Group of Seven (G7) industrial powers "shares a strong sense of crisis" about the outlook for the global economy and is committed to concerted action to lift demand.
"The most worrisome risk is a contraction of the global economy," Abe told a news conference after chairing a G7 summit that declared "global growth is our urgent priority".
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