The Group of Seven leading industrial nations will continue their economic stimulus policies, G7 ministers said here after wrapping up two days of talks in northern Canada. 'We are all committed to maintaining the support to our economies until a strong recovery is established,' British Chancellor Alistair Darling said. 'We will continue stimulus' policies, added Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty. Finance ministers and central bankers from leading industrial nations held two days of talks in northern Canada as fresh market turmoil cast doubt on a fragile global economic recovery. US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner also added: 'We have to make sure not to undermine the global recovery.' Topping the agenda for the final day of 'frank' G7 talks were also concerns over eurozone debt as well as the yuan, which China has been accused of keeping deliberately weak to boost exports to the West. 