(Bloomberg) -- Asia-Pacific finance ministers, meeting
in Australia this week, may say the world economy is strong enough
to weather recent financial-market turmoil that drove the cost of
borrowing higher for companies.
Japan's Koji Omi, China's Jin Renqing and South Korea's Kwon
Okyu are among ministers of the 21-member Asia Pacific Economic
Cooperation group who will meet in Coolum, Australia, on Aug. 2 and
3. U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson will be represented by
Deputy Secretary Robert Kimmitt.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
in Australia this week, may say the world economy is strong enough
to weather recent financial-market turmoil that drove the cost of
borrowing higher for companies.
Japan's Koji Omi, China's Jin Renqing and South Korea's Kwon
Okyu are among ministers of the 21-member Asia Pacific Economic
Cooperation group who will meet in Coolum, Australia, on Aug. 2 and
3. U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson will be represented by
Deputy Secretary Robert Kimmitt.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
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