China Regrets G20 Meeting Failed to Issue Communique, Foreign Ministry Says
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The adoption of a joint statement failed at the G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors meeting as China expressed disagreement over wording targeting the country, such as the "elimination of non-market policies." According to a compilation of reports from Bloomberg and the Associated Press on the 1st (local time), the G20 finance ministers at the meeting held in Asheville, North Carolina
The Chinese authorities expressed disappointment at the absence of a joint communiqué on the outcome of the G20 meeting of heads of financial institutions and central banks. Guo Jiakun, the Chinese foreign policy official, expressed regret at the lack of a final document following the meeting of G-20 finance ministers and central banks, and referred to TASS. "We noted that at the meeting just held [G20], the parties had expressed different views…
The financial G20 ended without a joint communiqué after China rejected references to trade surpluses, supply chains and critical minerals, in a dispute that exposes the growing economic fracture between Beijing and the West.
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Correio da ManhãChina today regretted that the G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors meeting ended without a joint communiqué and asked Washington to respect the concerns of all members.
China noted that the parties had different views on the relevant issues and ...
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