JAKARTA (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama said the Group of 20 nations still had a lot of work to do on the world economy and had not yet achieved a framework for balanced growth.
Obama's comments, after a meeting with the president of G20 member Indonesia in Jakarta on Tuesday, came as China criticised U.S. easy money policies and warned two days before a G20 leaders summit that Washington could destabilise the global economy and inflate asset bubbles.
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