G20 leaders gather for Seoul summit

The G20 summit was set to open in Seoul today amid worries over protectionism and currency wars.

G20 leaders gather for Seoul summit
Thu, 11 Nov, 2010 - 07:29

The G20 summit was set to open in Seoul today amid worries over protectionism and currency wars.

British Prime Minister DavidCameron added his voice last night to international pressure on China to allow faster appreciation of its currency amid US suspicion that Beijing is keeping the value of the yuan artificially low to boost exports.

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