China Objects to G20 Communiqué Language on 'Non-Market' Policies
UKPulse News Desk
China has reportedly derailed a consensus on a G20 communiqué hosted by the United States. Beijing objected to language within the document that called for the elimination of 'non-market' policies aimed at curbing trade imbalances.
- China objected to language in a G20 communiqué.
- The communiqué was hosted by the United States.
- The disputed language called for eliminating 'non-market' policies to curb trade imbalances.
China has reportedly prevented a consensus on a communiqué following a G20 meeting hosted by the United States. Beijing's objection centred on specific language within the document.
The language in question called for the elimination of 'non-market' policies, which were intended to curb trade imbalances.