Global Partners Push Back on Trump's Economic Playbook at G20
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At the Group of 20 finance ministers meeting in Asheville, U.S. allies pressed back against President Trump’s economic approach, criticizing tariffs, the Iran conflict that disrupted energy and shipping, and a surprise move to sell euros to support Japan’s currency, signaling a desire for more coordinated global economic policy.
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