Finance ministers and central bank governors are set to meet in Asheville, North Carolina, for a U.S.-hosted G20 gathering focused on global growth, trade imbalances and financial stability.
Reuters reported that U.S. Treasury officials expect discussions to cover sovereign debt, supply-chain resilience, investment and productivity. The meeting is also expected to address concerns about excess industrial capacity and trade practices that can create pressure across global markets.
Iran will be another major topic. U.S. officials plan to encourage participating countries to reduce remaining economic ties with Tehran and follow existing U.S. sanctions. The issue may also come up during bilateral meetings between finance officials.
The talks arrive as governments continue to manage slower economic growth, higher borrowing costs and pressure on public finances. G20 members are also expected to discuss ways to strengthen private investment and improve economic resilience while navigating ongoing trade tensions and geopolitical disputes.
