Monday marked a shift in global economic leadership as one major economy took over the year-long G20 presidency. Officials indicated their agenda centers on boosting economic expansion and wealth creation across member nations. The focus signals potential policy directions that could ripple through financial markets and international trade frameworks over the coming months. With 20 major economies at the table, any coordinated moves on growth strategies tend to reshape capital flows and investment sentiment worldwide.
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Monday marked a shift in global economic leadership as one major economy took over the year-long G20 presidency. Officials indicated their agenda centers on boosting economic expansion and wealth creation across member nations. The focus signals potential policy directions that could ripple through financial markets and international trade frameworks over the coming months. With 20 major economies at the table, any coordinated moves on growth strategies tend to reshape capital flows and investment sentiment worldwide.