U.S. Concern Over G20 Overproduction Limits
The United States expressed its deep disappointment over the lack of consensus within the G20 regarding measures to address the excess industrial capacity, particularly in Chinese manufacturing. The member countries failed to reach an agreement on tackling overproduction and forced labor during the two-day talks in Milwaukee. The draft communique included a call for all nations to eliminate excess production and move towards measures that limit overcapacity, but China objected to some of the language. No unified stance was achieved on forced labor in supply chains, reflecting disagreements among the members. Washington also voiced its discontent with the refusal of some countries to approve these measures, given that issues of overproduction and forced labor remain key topics on the group's agenda.
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