Zhou hopes to see clearer language on free trade and globalization at a G20 summit in July, the Chinese central bank governor said at the Boao Forum for Asia.
This month, G20 finance ministers and central bankers dropped a pledge to keep global trade free and open in their communique issued after a gathering in Germany, acquiescing to an increasingly protectionist United States. (Reporting by Elias Glenn; Writing by Ryan Woo; Editing by Robert Birsel)Globalization is a reality, not matter of choice: China's bank governor
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