PARIS — Japan’s efforts to highlight concerns of a global deflation and the impact of a cheap Chinese currency on the global economy fell flat at the meeting of Group of Seven financial chiefs.
In the face of the far bigger and more immediate concern of a potential war in Iraq and its impact on the fragile global economy, the Japanese pitch apparently received little attention from Japan’s G7 partners.
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