ROUGH CUT (NO REPORTER NARRATION)<br /> <br />STORY: Group of 20 finance ministers and central bankers posed on Friday (April 11) for their "class photo" --- amid talks that have centered primarily on the economic situation in Ukraine.<br /> <br />They are paying close attention for any fallout that may pose risks to economic and financial stability, according to a draft communiqué by the Group of 20 finance ministers and central bankers.<br /> <br />The draft, which was obtained by Reuters on Friday during the International Monetary Fund-World Bank spring meetings in Washington, also said the G20 was eyeing the effects on the global economy as national policies are recalibrated.<br /> <br />Addressing the crisis in Ukraine, the G20 said the IMF and the World Bank remain best-placed to help countries deal with their economic challenges "through policy advice and catalytic financing."<br /> <br />Ukraine's economy was thrown into chaos after popular protests in Kiev ousted pro-Russian president Viktor Yanukovich in
