Plenty of talking heads at the G20, this comment from an unidentified official, via Reuters:

  • "I think fiscal policy will play a bigger role in the wake of Brexit even though it's up to individual countries to decide which of the three-pronged policy tools should be utilised," said the official.

An increased role for fiscal policy was one of the goals of the meeting, whether there is more to it than just words remains to be seen.

Reuters

(There isn't much more at that link)

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Also from the G20, all of these at Reuters:

  • China's Finance Minister Lou Jiwei said the world's leading economies need to increase coordination to promote sustainable growth
  • U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew said commitments by G20 members to refrain from competitive currency devaluations have helped sustain economic confidence. Lew was meeting with Japanese finance minister Aso
  • Italy's Economy Minister Pier Carlo Padoan says he wants clarification on the timing and process of the UK's exit from the European Union.