G7 to monitor non-market policies, practices, counter trade imbalances
G7 members would continue to monitor ‘non-market policies and practices’ that contribute to imbalances in global trade, a statement by the grouping said after a meeting of its top finance officials concluded in Canada recently. The statement did not mention the US reciprocal tariffs, but Canadian finance minister Francois-Philippe Champagne said participants did discuss the effects of the tariffs.
G7 members would continue to monitor ‘non-market policies and practices’ that contribute to imbalances in global trade, a statement by the grouping said after a meeting of its top finance officials concluded in Canada recently.
The statement did not mention the US reciprocal tariffs, but Canadian finance minister Francois-Philippe Champagne said participants did discuss the effects of the tariffs.
