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US offi- cials have recently Increased pressure on Japan to speed its banking sector reforms and resuscitate its economy to prevent a global slump. The agreement calls for the temporary nationalisation of the troubled Long Term Credit Bank of Japan and the establishment of an independent body, the Financial Revival Committee, to oversee the process. A Yl3. The agreement was reached in Tokyo after round-the-clock nego- tiations on Thursday between the ruling Liberal Democratic party and an opposition alliance.
In the end, Mr Obuchi and the LDP had to give in to most of the opposi- tion's demands on key issues. Naoto Kan, leader of the Demo- cratic Party of Japan, the largest opposition group, hailed the deal as a victory for the opposition. There was general relief that a deal had at last bean reached.