G20財務ざいむ相しょう・中央ちゅうおう銀行ぎんこう総裁そうさい会議かいぎが閉幕へいまく 関税かんぜい措置そちで各国かっこく懸念けねん相次あいつぐ

The G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Meeting, which was being held in Washington, D.C., USA, concluded in the early hours of the 25th Japan time.

Regarding the Trump administrations tariff measures, the meeting was filled with concerns from various countries about their negative impact on the economy, and whether the G20 can continue to cooperate toward the goal of a free and open economy remains an issue.

The G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Meeting, which was being held in Washington, D.C., ended early on the 25th after two days of discussions.

In this meeting, there were a series of concerns from various countries that the Trump administrations tariff measures in the United States are further increasing economic uncertainty and negatively impacting the economy.

On the other hand, regarding the financial markets, which have continued to fluctuate since the introduction of tariff measures, it was noted that while their functions are being maintained, vigilance should still be exercised.

Finance Minister Kato stated at a press conference, Given the current global economy and issues including international finance, it was extremely meaningful for countries to come together and have a candid exchange of views at a time when uncertainty in the world economy is increasing.

At this G20, no joint statement was issued, and it became a forum for sharing concerns about the Trump administrations tariff policies and trade friction. Going forward, the challenge will be how each country can cooperate to prevent the global economy from falling into a recession.