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G20 warns of risks to global recovery from coronavirus variants

The G20 gathering in the Italian city of Venice was the ministers' first face-to-face meeting since the start of the pandemic

G-20 finance chiefs back global tax deal and vow to clear hurdles

The landmark agreement aims to revamp rules that have allowed major companies to save billions by shifting profits to low tax jurisdictions

IMF board backs $650 bn reserves distribution, targets end-Aug completion

G20 members to back carbon pricing role for the first time in the climate fight

G20 finance ministers take up plan to deter cross-border tax dodging

The deal aims to discourage the use of often-complex accounting schemes to move profits to where the least tax is due.

Tax reform tops agenda as G20 finance ministers meet in Venice

If all goes to plan, the new tax rules should be translated into binding legislation worldwide before the end of 2023.

G20 to endorse OECD deal on global minimum corporate tax - draft

The world's financial leaders will endorse on July 9-10 a deal setting a global minimum corporate tax: draft communique

Tax on multinationals: Much detail needs to be hammered out for G20

The countries aim to reach a consensus at the meeting on the details, as much technical work has already been done.

World Bank chief expects G20 to extend debt payment freeze through end-2021

The G20 Debt Service Suspension Initiative (DSSI) has already helped countries defer some $5.7 billion in payments through the end of 2020

FM Nirmala Sitharaman virtually attends G20 Central Bank Governors' meet

Sitharaman participated virtually in the First G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors meeting under the Italian Presidency to discuss policy actions for transformative and equitable recovery

G20 to show united front on support for global economic recovery

The G20 is also likely to agree to extend a suspension of debt servicing for poorest countries by another six months

G20 to pledge support for robust post-Covid-19 recovery, cash for IMF

Finance ministers and central bank governors of the world's top 20 economies, called the G20, will hold a video-conference on Friday and the global response to the unprecedented havoc wreaked by Covid

UN chief urges G20 nations to prepare 'Global Covid-19 Vaccination Plan'

At this critical moment, vaccine equity is the biggest moral test facing the global community, he said. "We must ensure that everybody, everywhere, can be vaccinated as soon as possible"

Saudi King Salman: G20 leaders must ensure fair access to Covid vaccines

The comments were made at the G20 virtual summit

India not on track to hit climate goals, should limit emissions: G20 report

This year's report analyses G20 countries' performance across 100 indicators of climate adaptation, mitigation and finance, among other things

G20 strikes historic debt pact to help poorer nations hit by Covid

PARIS/TOKYO/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States, China and other G20 countries on Friday agreed for the first time on a common approach for restructuring government debt as the coronavirus crisis leaves some poorer nations at risk of default.

India asks Saudi Arabia to fix map on banknote that left out J-K, Ladakh

The world map on the new 20 Riyal banknote does not feature Jammu & Kashmir, and Ladakh as part of India.

'Much more decisive' action needed to deal with debt problems: IMF chief

She said creditors should adopt contractual provisions to minimize economic disruption, increase transparency and endorse a common framework agreed in principle by the G20 last week

G20 nations pledge to do 'whatever it takes' to support global economy

IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva said only three eligible countries had even reached out to private creditors out of fear of marring their ability to borrow in the future

G20 to extend debt freeze for poorest nations, wrangling over next steps

Finance ministers and central bankers from China, the United States and other G20 countries mapped out their plans in a draft communique

Global economy is facing its worst crisis in 100 years: G-20 biz leaders

CEOs from around the world call for urgent policy reforms