Japan, South Korea finance ministers think both economies are out of the worst

Tokyo, June 27 (Xinhua) According to local media reports, Japan's finance minister and the South Korean planning Ministry of Finance, Jeung 27th in Tokyo, "Japan and South Korea Financial dialogue meeting" agreed that Japan and South Korea's economy has been out of the worst of times. Speaking at the dialogue, the two sides held consultations on the economic situation in the two countries and in Asia, agreeing that the two economies are showing signs of a possible resumption of growth.　　The two sides also agreed to work together to overcome the financial crisis and to reach a consensus on promoting financial cooperation in the region. And Yosano said that the Japanese government issued a total of 15.4 trillion trillion yen supplementary economic measures have entered the implementation phase.　　At present, it is the Japanese government's top priority to boost the economy, but in the long run it is necessary for the departments concerned to study the economic strategy after the fiscal and financial policies return to normal. Japan and South Korea decided in November 2005 to hold a "Japan-ROK Financial Dialogue Meeting" every year.