Prague, 25/09/2000 (Agence Europe) - At its meeting in Prague, the G7 (which brings together the finance ministers of the world's most industrialised countries) said that the monitoring of the euro's exchange rate would continue, and the coordinated "interventions" on the market between the EU, United States and Japan, similar to last Friday's (see EUROPE of 23 September, p.7), would continue if necessary to take the euro to an adequate parity. This means that the G7 shares the opinion,...