G20: Will Asian emerging markets continue to drive progress?
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[SOUTH AFRICA] The political mood music around this year’s G20 has been mixed, not least with the Trump team’s decision to boycott the big leadership event on Saturday (Nov 22) and Sunday.
However, the South African chairing of the global club has also secured some clear wins with an agenda of particular relevance for key emerging markets in Asia such as Indonesia, China and India.
Some 42 countries have confirmed their attendance for the weekend’s big event in Johannesburg.
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