MIYAZAWA SEES BIG NATIONS REAFFIRMING PARIS PACT

  Finance Minister Kiichi Miyazawa told a
  parliamentary committee he expects major nations to reafffirm
  the currency pact they struck in Paris when they meet this week
  in Washington, political sources said.
      The Minister also was quoted as saying he expects major
  nations to take coordinated action to ensure exchange rate
  stability.
      Finance Ministry officials were unavailable for immediate
  comment. In Paris on February 22, six nations - Britain,
  Canada, France, Japan, the U.S. And West Germany - pledged to
  cooperate to hold their currencies stable.
  

