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Hashimoto

[经] 桥本龙太郎

But they were roundly rejected by West Germany and the U.S., and Mr. Hashimoto went home empty-handed.
Brady declined to say what Hashimoto said about the Tokyo stock market, which has plummeted in recent months.
Japanese Finance Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto said yesterday that countries should "exercise all due vigilance against the risks of recession," but added that some countries are plagued by high inflation.
The meetings between Hashimoto and Brady took place against a backdrop of chaotic action on the Japanese stock market, where the closely followed Nikkei average of 225 stocks has fallen more than 25 percent since the beginning of the year.
"Just give us some more time." Japanese Finance Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto said his agency has known since 1983 that Japanese brokerage firms were compensating favored clients for stock trading losses, but merely advised them to avoid the practice.
Foreign exchange traders said the Tokyo market was disappointed that Japanese Finance Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto's meeting with U.S. Treasury Nicholas Brady on March 23 had produced no tangible new measure to support the yen.
Many market participants saw the move as an effort by Finance Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto to head off the Diet committee's efforts and to show that he is taking the scandal seriously.
Mr. Hashimoto has repeatedly stated that members of the ministry weren't aware that securities houses continued to compensate clients for investment losses following a December 1989 ministry directive prohibiting the practice.
Indeed, Finance Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto undercut those hopes further when he pledged over the weekend to avert further interest-rate increases in Japan.
In his remarks, Japanese Finance Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto said his country was moving forward with commitments made in Paris to provide $2.1 billion over three years to support conservation efforts in the Third World.
This month, Hashimoto was elected to his 10th term as a member of the lower house of Parliament.
The Nikkei's comeback began late in Monday trading on comments from Hashimoto, indicating that the government was about to act to stem the market's slide.
Before any of the industrialized democracies give money to the Soviets, Mr. Hashimoto said, the Western leaders will want assurances that the Soviet Union will follow coherent and sound economic policies.
Finance Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto said today the yen was gradually regaining stability.
In London the ISE/Nikkei 50 index put on 2.54 to 1,509.34. Expectations of lower interest rates faded following comments yesterday morning by Mr Ryutaro Hashimoto, finance minister, that an easing in monetary policy was not necessary at the moment.
"Leaders seem to be trying to build consensus within the party over Hashimoto, and I have not heard anyone express strong opposition so far," said one party official, speaking on condition of anonymity.
As for the new legislation, Mr. Hashimoto said the ministry plans to submit a bill to the extraordinary Diet session set to begin next month.
The secretary-general, Ryutaro Hashimoto, is in charge of the search for a successor to Prime Minister Sousuke Uno, who announced his resignation to take responsibility for the Liberal Democrats' unprecedented defeat in parliamentary elections on Sunday.
At a news briefing on Tuesday, Hashimoto said the dramatic changes in Europe, rather than exchange rates, would be the main focus of the Group of Seven meeting.
Meanwhile, Finance Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto denied a rumor, spread on the New York market Thursday, that he was involved in insider trading in the merger of two major Japanese commercial banks, Kyodo News Service said.
It says only 20 per cent of the orders are from women. 'Our next task is to try to attract female customers by using women's magazines,' says Hashimoto.
His candidacy had been rumored since the weekend, when party Secretary-General Ryutaro Hashimoto's bid began to falter.
Meanwhile, Finance Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto said Friday that the yen is gradually regaining stability in foreign exchange markets and that it will contribute to reducing trade imbalance with the United States.
Finance Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto told a news conference this morning that he remained concerned with foreign exchange market movements despite the yen's recent recovery.
The system "will loosen," says Hitomi Hashimoto, a retail analyst at Kleinworth Benson International.
Leaders of the five main factions within the governing party began closed-door meetings Thursday to discuss a replacement, despite a pledge Wednesday by Hashimoto that the process would be conducted openly.
Beginning in 1970, the guerrillas had shortwave radio and Hashimoto learned of his homeland's postwar redevelopment. "I knew Japan had fully recuperated from the destruction of the war and had become a major economic power," he said.
"The increased provisioning, we understand, doesn't preclude new lending," Japan's finance minister Ryutaro Hashimoto said.
Finance Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto told a news conference Friday that Japanese monetary authorities are continuing to watch developments in the foreign exchange market carefully, while maintaining contact with other Group of Seven industrial nations.
Kaifu succeeded in keeping his three principal Cabinet members: Foreign Minister Taro Nakayama, Finance Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto and Chief Cabinet Secretary Misoji Sakamoto, the principal government spokesman.

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