A recent meeting of finance ministers resulted in agreement among most members to address certain trade practices. The sentiment is that a constant flow of low-cost goods is not viable in the long term. Most G20 members concurred, with one notable exception.

Further details are available from the source, including comments made by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. He spoke to reporters after a two-day gathering of finance ministers and central bankers. The meeting's discussions focused on economic growth and trade imbalances, with some measures proposed to address these issues.