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G20 vows to spur fragile growth

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Finance ministers meeting in Scotland have pledged to keep stimulus measures in place until global recovery is assured.

A statement issued after the G20 meeting said economic recovery remained dependent on support, while unemployment was a "major" concern.

Jane Frances-Kelly reports.

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