World News | G7 Finance Ministers Say Increased Economic Uncertainty Needs to Be Vigilant and Vow to Curb Inflation

NIIGATA (Japan) – May 13 (AP) – The top financial leaders of the Group of Seven nations unanimously backed Ukraine Saturday and are determined to impose sanctions on Russian aggression.

Finance ministers and central bank governors wrapped up three days of talks in Niigata, Japan, with a joint statement pledging to keep inflation in check while helping those suffering the most from surging prices.

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They also pledged to work together to build more stable and diverse supply chains to develop clean energy and “strengthen the resilience of the global economy to shocks of all kinds”.

The talks in the port city are in preparation for next week’s summit of Group of Seven leaders in Hiroshima. (Associated Press)

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