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Canada’s Champagne Says G7 Ministers Not ‘Skating Around’ Tariff Issue
- G7 finance ministers, including US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, met at Banff National Park in Canada on Thursday to discuss trade and economic issues.
- The talks took place amid tensions caused by US President Donald Trump's tariffs, which many fear may slow global economic growth and have sparked pushback among members.
- Participants, led by Canadian Finance Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne, described the discussions as constructive despite continuing challenges over tariffs and broader trade disputes.
- German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil said resolving trade disputes quickly was crucial, adding, "Our hand is extended," while Champagne and Bessent noted progress and the need to reduce uncertainty.
- The ministers agreed to maintain pressure on Russia regarding the Ukraine conflict and vowed to pursue further economic stability despite ongoing disagreements.
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