G20 Meetings
While it's not an institution, the G20 is an influential global policy-making body operating at the highest level, and their initiatives and policies can impact the currency markets;
G20 meetings are attended by finance ministers and central bankers from 20 industrialized nations including the G7 nations - Canada, Italy, France, Germany, Japan, the UK, and the US.
The meetings are closed to the press but officials usually talk with reporters throughout the day, and a formal statement covering policy shifts and meeting objectives is released after the meetings have concluded;
- History
| Expected Impact / Date | Description |
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| Nov 23, 2025 | Due to meet about a range of global economic issues, including climate change, the digital economy, and global cooperation on sustainability and economic equity, in Johannesburg; |
| Nov 22, 2025 | Due to meet about a range of global economic issues, including climate change, the digital economy, and global cooperation on sustainability and economic equity, in Johannesburg; |
| Jul 18, 2025 | Due to meet about a range of global economic issues including Africa-specific priorities, in South Africa; |
| Jul 17, 2025 | Due to meet about a range of global economic issues including Africa-specific priorities, in South Africa; |
| Feb 27, 2025 | Due to meet about a range of global economic issues including the global economic outlook, in Cape Town; |
| Feb 26, 2025 | Due to meet about a range of global economic issues including the global economic outlook, in Cape Town; |
| Nov 19, 2024 | Due to meet about a range of global economic issues including the energy transition, in Rio de Janeiro; |
| Nov 18, 2024 | Due to meet about a range of global economic issues including the energy transition, in Rio de Janeiro; |
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- G20 Meetings News
From apnews.com|Nov 23, 2025|2 commentsThe Group of 20 summit in South Africa ended Sunday with the glaring absence of the United States — the next country to lead the bloc — after the Trump administration boycotted the two days of talks involving leaders of the world’s richest and top developing economies. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa declared the summit in Johannesburg closed by banging a wooden gavel on a block like a judge would, in a G20 tradition. The gavel would normally be handed over to the leader of the next country to hold the rotating presidency, ...
From @financialjuice|Nov 21, 2025|2 commentsEU's Von der Leyen at G20: We will discuss scaling up renewable energy, digital governance and AI. EU'S VON DER LEYEN AT G20: WE'RE WORKING NONSTOP TO FINALISE TRADE AGREEMENTS WITH INDIA, AUSTRALIA, UAE, THAILAND, PHILIPPINES AND MALAYSIA
From @FirstSquawk|Jul 18, 2025G20 Finance Leaders Emphasize "Central Bank Independence Is Crucial To Achieve Price Stability Goal" Countries: G20 G20: Countries Recognize the Role of the World Trade Organization in Promoting Trade and Acknowledge Its Rules G20 Leaders Agree to Strengthen Global Partnership and Tackle Shared Challenges for Prosperity G20 Leaders Highlight the Need to Boost Multilateral Cooperation to Tackle Current and New Risks to the World Economy G20 Statement Highlights Growing Uncertainty and Complex Problems in the Global Economy Countries: World G20 Leaders Say "We Recognise Need To Ensure Fiscal Sustainability And Undertake Productivity Enhancing Reforms" G20: "Challenges include ongoing wars, geopolitical and trade tensions, high debt levels, frequent extreme weather events, and natural disasters" G20 Leaders Agree to Keep Working Together on Pillar Two Global Minimum Taxes G20's statement highlights the need for better health spending as donor support decreases G20 Leaders Commit To Collaborate With The Pandemic Fund And Other Global Health Funds To Enhance Pandemic Prevention And Response Efforts
From youtube.com/markets|Jul 16, 2025The Group of 20 finance ministers are meeting at a resort on South Africa's east coast this week. President Cyril Ramaphosa has ambitions of getting the group to agree on the need to prioritize debt relief, climate finance and the reform of international financial institutions, but attention is firmly focused on limiting the fallout of a global trade war. Bloomberg's Jennifer Zabasajja reports. -
From youtube.com/markets|Jul 16, 2025The Group of 20 finance ministers are meeting at a resort on South Africa's east coast this week. President Cyril Ramaphosa has ambitions of getting the group to agree on the need to prioritize debt relief, climate finance and the reform of international financial institutions, but attention is firmly focused on limiting the fallout of a global trade war. Bloomberg's Jennifer Zabasajja reports. -
From @financialjuice|Feb 27, 2025BoJ's Governor Ueda: It was notable that many countries warned of high uncertainty on the global economic outlook. BoJ's Governor Ueda: There is still uncertainty on the US tariff policy and how other countries will respond, so we need to scrutinise developments in gauging impact on global and Japanese economies. BoJ's Governor Ueda: We will make a decision on monetary policy after scrutinising the impact of US policies on the global economy, markets, Japan's economy, and prices. BoJ's Governor Ueda: I won't comment on recent moves in Japan's long-term interest rates.
From @financialjuice|Feb 27, 2025|1 commentIMF's Managing Director Georgieva: Uncertainty with regard to economic policies is high. IMF's Managing Director Georgieva on G20 meeting: There was one resounding common theme I heard during our discussions, the need to reinvigorate global growth. IMF's Managing Director Georgieva: Risks are also diverging. In the short-term, there is some upside potential in the US, but overall risks are to the downside for most other economies. IMF's Managing Director Georgieva: On the fiscal side, most countries need to put public debt on a sustainable path and rebuild fiscal buffers.
From brecorder.com|Feb 26, 2025Finance ministers and central bankers from the G20 top economies gather in South Africa on Wednesday and Thursday, for a meeting marred by the absence or curtailed attendance of key members and disputes over the main issues of climate, debt and inequality. Agreeing on a declaration has always been tough for a gathering that includes rivals China, Russia, the European Union and the United States, but differences are starker than ever, and some finance ministers were too consumed with domestic politics to show up. Japan’s Finance ...
From brecorder.com|Nov 18, 2024|2 commentsLeaders of the Group of 20 major economies were set to meet on Monday in Brazil for their annual summit, bracing for a shift in the global order with the return to power of US president-elect Donald Trump. Discussions of trade, climate change and international security will run up against sharp US policy changes that Trump vows upon taking office in January, from tariffs to the promise of a negotiated solution to the war in Ukraine. While U.S President Joe Biden arrives as a lame duck with just two months remaining in the White ...
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