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G20 finance ministers' shrug off US physical absence at meeting
DURBAN - G20 finance ministers and central bank governors have shrugged off United States (US) President Donald Trump’s poor endorsement of the bloc’s work under South Africa’s presidency. The finance track met for a third time in Zimbali in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) this week—with talks wrapping up yesterday.
G20 Finance Chiefs Approach Consensus in South Africa Despite US Tariff Tensions
Finance chiefs of G20 countries expressed optimism for an agreement on a common position on trade and other global challenges on Friday despite U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs which have overshadowed their meeting.
By Maria Martinez, Olivia Kumwenda-Mtambo and Kopano Gumbi DURBAN (Reuters) -Finance chiefs from the Group of 20 countries ...
Finance chiefs from the Group of 20 advanced and emerging economies said Friday that the global economy is facing ...
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent did not attend the two-day meeting in the port city of Durban, continuing a string of ...
G20 finance chiefs agreed a communique on Friday that underscored the importance of central bank independence and the role of ...
G20 finance chiefs, meeting in Durban, underscored the crucial role of central bank independence amid global tensions. Their ...
Chinese vice minister of finance Liao Min called on all parties to uphold multilateralism and free trade at the Group of ...
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Durban G20 talks will seek to deepen global ties in "turbulent times," German sources sayA meeting of finance ministers and central bank governors from the Group of 20 in Durban, South Africa, will seek to deepen ...
"The G20 was built around a presumption that all the world's major economies shared a common interest in a stable, relatively ...
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