U.S. ‘severely disappointed’ in lack of G20 consensus on overproduction
First reported 3 Oct, 00:15 UTCUpdated 2d ago3 sources
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The U.S. had called for action against excess industrial capacity — a criticism commonly aimed at China.
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Only Mexico and Argentina supported a US-led statement to remove goods made with forced labour.
The United States expressed disappointment over the G20’s failure to reach a consensus on addressing industrial overcapacity, with criticism directed mainly at China. As the G20 chair, the US aimed for collective action to counter overproduction.
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- US ‘severely disappointed’ in lack of G-20 consensus on overproduction (opens The Straits Times in a new tab)
Only Mexico and Argentina supported a US-led statement to remove goods made with forced labour.
- U.S. ‘severely disappointed’ in lack of G20 consensus on overproduction (opens The Japan Times in a new tab)
The U.S. had called for action against excess industrial capacity — a criticism commonly aimed at China.
- US ‘severely disappointed’ in lack of G20 consensus on overproduction (opens Arab News in a new tab)
The United States expressed disappointment over the G20’s failure to reach a consensus on addressing industrial overcapacity, with criticism directed mainly at China. As the G20 chair, the US aimed for collective action to counter overproduction.
