Japan finance minister: G20 generally agrees on need to coordinate over coronavirus


RIYADH (Reuters) - Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso said on Saturday that Group of 20 nations generally agreed on the need to coordinate in responding to the new coronavirus that emerged in China and has spread globally.

Aso said he did not believe that risks to Japan's economy have heightened dramatically but declined comment on recent weakness in the yen.

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