"The Group of Five major industrial nations may meet within the next two weeks to discuss the recent decline of the dollar and its impact on the global economy.</br></br>The Group of Five includes the finance ministers and central bankers of the United States, Japan, West Germany, France and Great Britain.</br></br>According to Japanese news agencies-normally close to government officials-the G-5 meeting may take place in Paris on Saturday, Feb. 7, at the conclusion of a trip by Treasury Secretary James A. Baker III to Saudi Arabia.</br></br>Baker, asked about the report during an appearance last night on the McNeil-Lehrer News Hour, said, ""We don't comment on plans for future G-5 meetings, but as we sit here, there are no present plans for such a meeting.""</br></br>Baker again said he was not ""talking the dollar down,"" and has not done so for about a year. But he indicated he was prepared to accept a further decline through market forces. That decline has been orderly, except for the ""instability"" of the past few weeks, Baker said. ""But at some point, it could reach a point where we don't want it to go."""