G20 to recognize need for ‘further dialogue and actions’ on trade

March 20, 2018 / 4:38 PM / Updated 5 minutes ago G20 sees need for ‘dialogue,’ fails to defuse trade war threat Anthony Boadle , David Lawder 5 Min Read BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) – The world’s financial leaders rejected protectionism on Tuesday and urged “further dialogue” on trade, but failed to diffuse the threat of a trade war days before U.S. metals tariffs take effect and Washington is to announce measures against China. Finance ministers and Central Bank presidents pose for the official photo…

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