G20 trade ministers fail to reach consensus on overproduction
Most outlets reported the G20 trade ministers' failure to agree on addressing industrial overproduction, with the US expressing disappointment. A few also noted that the criticism was often directed at China, though China rejects the allegations. The framing of the US role varied slightly, with one outlet highlighting its disappointment and another mentioning its aim for collective action.
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US ‘severely disappointed’ in lack of G20 consensus on overproduction
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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G20 trade ministers fail to see consensus against overproduction
G20 trade ministers are at an impasse on countering excess industrial capacity, top US trade official Jamieson Greer said Thursday, an accusation often levied at China which rejects the criticism.
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