G-20 Agrees on Guidelines to Judge Imbalances: Full Text

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Capital Markets

Regulation

Exchange Rate

Monetary Policy

Risk Management

Food

Banking

Washington DC

Jobs

Japan

Currency

Climate Change

Debt

Trade Balance

Consumer Protection

World Bank

Design

Seoul

Infrastructure

South Korea

Markets

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Finance

Bonds

Megacity

Energy

Policy

Futures Markets

Retail

Government

Emerging Markets Economics

ESG Concerns

Emerging Markets

Asia

Commodity Futures

Following is the text of a statement released today by the Group of 20 countries:

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