GROUP OF 10 WELCOMES LATEST G-7 AGREEMENT
  The Group of 10 developed nations
  issued a communique welcoming the reaffirmation of the Paris
  accord on currency stability by the Group of Seven leading
  industrial democracies yesterday.
      In the communique issued this morning, the G-10 said
  "prospects of member countries' economies would be improved by
  stability in the exchange rates of their currencies."
      The G-10 includes the group of seven - the United States,
  Canada, Britain, Japan, Italy, West Germany and France - plus
  Belgium, the Netherlands, Sweden and also Switzerland.
      Sources who attended the G-10 conference this morning said
  the reference to the latest G-7 agreement was especially added
  to the brief communique because currency stability will benefit
  all the G-10 members.
      The G-10 met briefly before the International Monetary Fund
  Interim Committee meeting scheduled for today.
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