China Stands Alone at G20 as 19 Nations Back Crackdown on Cheap Exports — Scott Bessent Says, ‘Unfortunately, I Was Right’
China stands alone at the G20, rejecting a joint push to curb cheap exports as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent sounds the alarm.
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Why It Matters
Most countries want to stop other nations from selling super-cheap products that hurt their own businesses, but China disagrees. This shows big countries are worried about unfair competition, which could affect what companies can sell and how much things cost.
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