G20 trade talks strained by Trump tariffs on overcapacity

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G20 trade ministers failed to agree on addressing global market overcapacity as tariff tensions mount.

G20 trade ministers met in Milwaukee amid tensions over President Donald Trump's tariffs, which target overcapacity and forced labour concerns. The talks yielded little progress, with the group unable to reach agreement on curbing global market flooding with overproduced, underpriced goods.

How it is being reported

• G20 trade talks yield little progress while tensions simmerIndependent World · 1 Oct, 22:58
• G20 meets in US as Trump’s tariffs loom over talksFrance 24 · 30 Sept, 06:29
• G20 trade officials meet under shadow of tariffs, overcapacityFrance 24 · 30 Sept, 06:29

In this story: G20 · Donald Trump · United States · Milwaukee

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