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G20 finance chiefs back central bank independence in first communique since October

By Maria Martinez, Olivia Kumwenda-Mtambo and Kopano Gumbi DURBAN (Reuters) -Finance chiefs from the Group of 20 countries stressed the importance of central bank independence while pledging to boost cooperation in a joint statement issued on Friday after a two-day meeting in South Africa.

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G20 Finance Chiefs Stress Central Bank Independence in Durban Communique

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G20 nations agree central bank independence ‘crucial’

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G20 finance chiefs back central banks' independence in communique

Finance chiefs from the Group of 20 countries stressed the importance of central bank independence in a communique issued on Friday after a two-day meeting in South Africa.

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G20 finance chiefs back central banks' independence as they seal communique

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Main points and omissions in G20 communique

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G20 finance ministers reach consensus on key economic issues

US set to shift its approach towards G20 when it takes over group’s rotating presidency from South Africa in December.

Bessent No-Show, BRICS Tensions Set to Cast Shadow Over Durban G20 Meeting

"The G20 was built around a presumption that all the world's major economies shared a common interest in a stable, relatively open global economy," said Brad Setser of the Council on Foreign Relations. "But Trump doesn't really care about stability and wants a more closed global economy."

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US eyes 'back to basics' revamp of G20 when it assumes presidency next year

The United States aims to pare the Group of 20 major economies back to its financial roots next year when it takes over the rotating presidency from South Africa, sources familiar with the Trump administration's plans said.

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G20 finance ministers reach joint statement on key economic issues

The finance ministers of the Group of 20 (G20) developing and developed countries have agreed on a joint final statement at their meeting in the South African city of Durban for the first time since US President Donald Trump took office for his second term.