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U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessenter: We are seeing non-market economies siphoning growth from other economies.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessenter: We have been discussing the imbalance in the G20.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessenter: Imbalances created by some countries are weakening growth in other regions.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessenter: It is unclear whether G20 ministers will take the necessary steps to achieve higher growth.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessenter: We look forward to all countries working with us to address the Iran issue.

US Treasury Secretary Bessen: G20 ministers hope to achieve higher growth.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessenter: I believe Japan is taking the right economic measures.

According to the German business weekly Wirtschaftswoche, Volkswagen Group expects its global sales to fall to approximately 8.5 million vehicles in 2026.

British Prime Minister Burnham: Fiscal responsibility will be the cornerstone of British policy.

Canadian Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne: He will meet with U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessenter on Tuesday afternoon local time.

British Prime Minister Burnham: The number of illegal border crossings this year is the lowest since 2021.

British Prime Minister Burnham: We will not hesitate to make changes.

British Prime Minister Burnham: We will welcome French President Macron to Britain tomorrow.

British Prime Minister Burnham said he would attend the climate conference in November.

U.S. Central Command: As of September 1, the U.S. military has guided 84 merchant ships to change course, rendered 3 ships inoperable, and boarded 2 ships to ensure they comply with regulations.

Canadian Prime Minister Carney: A mutually beneficial agreement with the United States is still possible.

Canadian Prime Minister Carney: We never believed that a comprehensive trade agreement was reached with the United States while Canada withdrew from the negotiations.

Canadian Prime Minister Carney: Canadians support the government's plans.

Canadian Prime Minister Carney: Progress was made toward a favorable agreement with the United States, but disagreements arose at the last minute.

Canadian Prime Minister Carney: The White House's stance is that core Canadian industries should become subsidiaries of the United States.