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TOYAKO, Japan--US President George W. Bush said on Sunday the American economy was not growing as quickly as he would like and that his administration supported a strong US dollar policy.

"Our economy is not growing as robustly as we'd like," Bush told reporters at a news conference after meeting Japanese Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda ahead of the G8 leaders summit.

"In terms of the dollar, the United States believes in a strong dollar policy and believes the strength of our economy will be reflected in the dollar.

"I just said, the relative strength of our economy will be reflected in currencies."

• China wants new global monetary system
• Solons caution gov’t on privatization