G20 drops anti-protectionism pledge after pressure from US

The world's top economic powers have dropped a pledge to oppose trade protectionism amid pressure from the US.

G20 drops anti-protectionism pledge after pressure from US
Sat, 18 Mar, 2017 - 19:25

The world's top economic powers have dropped a pledge to oppose trade protectionism amid pressure from the US.

The administration of President Donald Trump wants trade to more clearly benefit American companies and workers.

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