Group of Ten
Britishnoun
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Last week, finance officials of the Group of Ten, the rich industrial nations, met again in Paris to consider ways to counter what Europeans are calling the ambitious and exaggerated U.S. payments goals.
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The exclusive Group of Ten, with France dissenting, earlier this year voted to struggle ahead with some sort of monetary reform.
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This hard and aggressive line only hastened a split of the Group of Ten into two camps: the U.S. and what some Americans now call "the Nine."
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Britain, while still basically holding to the U.S. position, seems willing to make monetary changes through the Group of Ten instead of the IMF.
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John Connally gives a background briefing after the Group of Ten meeting, we can't not go.
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