SEOUL: A senior official of South Korea has said leaders of the Group of 20 would at best agree on a vaguely worded accord on defusing currency disputes at their summit next month, a report said on Saturday.
Any agreement on the inflammatory issue would be “heavy on rhetoric” and short on specifics to avoid attacks on particular currencies, Kim Sung-Min, chief of the G20 affairs office of South Korea’s central bank, told the Korea Herald.
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