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Ahead of the G20 summit tomorrow, I believe Japan and the EU are demonstrating our strong political will to fly the flag for free trade against a shift toward protectionism. – Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo AbeRate it:
All governments should make trade ties with Iran contingent upon the Islamic Republic ‘ s end to its global sponsorship of terror, illicit nuclear ambitions and suppression of basic rights at home. – Julie LenarzRate it:
All of them were engaged with drug peddling, robbery, human trafficking and arms trade, in recent months a section of Rohingya are getting involved in crimes and out of them some were killed in gunfights with law enforcement agencies. – Iqbal HossainRate it:
All sides should join together to expand growth and not engage in putting up trade barriers or protectionism. This is good for nobody. – Li KeqiangRate it:
All trade-related actions by Japan are in line with the WTO rules, because our (mutual) trust has severely damaged, we have judged it is difficult to ensure proper export controls are being taken. – Industry Minister Hiroshige SekoRate it:
Already each of (Africa's) regional economic entities have plans for regional integration. We are integrating stock exchanges from Casablanca to Johannesburg. The walls are coming down faster than people think, by 2018, the African Union expects to conclude the African Free Trade Area. – Akinwumi AdesinaRate it:
Already offline trade is deeply hurt by e-commerce as there is no policy or regulatory mechanism to govern those companies, it is a free-for-all game and ultimately it is the offline trade which is feeling the pinch. – Praveen KhandelwalRate it:
Although Doddi did not trade on the information, in tipping Spivak, she conferred a gift upon a romantic partner. – The SECRate it:
Although the U.S. and China have struck a truce on trade, the reality is that there was a tariff hike in June, japan and South Korea have spats while the world's economy is slowing down. Investors are looking to what kind of guidance companies will provide under such circumstances. – Masahiro AyukaiRate it:
Although trading will likely stay directionless throughout the day, if oil prices gain in Asian trade and U.S. futures rise, Japanese stocks may be bought in the afternoon. – Yutaka MiuraRate it:
Although we're seeing tamed-back rhetoric, we believe that we're still far away from an ultimate trade deal that will put this behind us. Maybe we've just tackled the easy-to-solve problems. – Brian KersmancRate it:
Ambition's true reward can only be gotten without ambition's trade. – Leslie MiklosyRate it:
American consumers and businesses are now feeling the pinch of increased costs, instead of escalating this trade war, the president should have serious negotiations with the Chinese to create lasting change. – Jose CastanedaRate it:
American families shouldn't be a pawn in this trade war, today's announcement only moves us closer to consumers bearing the brunt of the pain. – Hun QuachRate it:
Among our members, I have not heard of anyone benefiting from the current trade war and tariffs. – Jamie JohanssonRate it:
An enforceable currency provision in our trade agreements could give our trading partners the power to challenge legitimate U.S. monetary policies needed to ensure strong employment and a healthy robust economy, an outcome we would find unacceptable. – Treasury Secretary Jack LewRate it:
An enforceable currency provision in our trade agreements could give our trading partners the power to challenge legitimate U.S. monetary policies. – Treasury Secretary Jack LewRate it:
And let's not confuse migration problems with trade problems and industry problems. – Carlos SalazarRate it:
And there's a much-better-than-expected demand picture after the recent China and U.S. PMI numbers, along with a potential kicker from any U.S.-China trade agreement. – Michael McCarthyRate it:
And unilaterally imposed and politically motivated sanctions on investment, trade and, in particular, technology transfer become its covert form, in our opinion, such sanctions not only have no perspective, but they also contradict the G20 principles for interacting in the interests of all countries of the world. – Vladimir PutinRate it:
Anti-trade policies, particularly tariffs, act like a tax on consumers and businesses by raising the cost of trade. By creating uncertainty, they also weigh on asset valuations, which could weaken households' ability to sustain spending and reduce the incentive for businesses to invest. – Michael GapenRate it:
Any move to de-escalate is always good. Especially, when the market is overwhelmed by the news about virus, good news about tariff is refreshing, the announcement shows China's commitment to implement the phase one trade deal despite the disruptions from the recent virus outbreak. – Tommy XieRate it:
Any rollback of liberal market access and Open Skies policies will reverberate across the whole world and will lead to retaliatory protectionism affecting all aspects of trade. – Al BakerRate it:
Any separate negotiation with the U.K. will have to take a course in part determined by what happens between the U.K. and European Union, so it is, I think, very much in the interest of all parties to maintain open trade relationships. The U.S. and the UK have a special, deep relationship that will continue. – Jack LewRate it:

Ahead of the G20 summit tomorrow, I believe Japan and the EU are demonstrating our strong political will to fly the flag for free trade against a shift toward protectionism.

– Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo AbeRate it:

All governments should make trade ties with Iran contingent upon the Islamic Republic ‘ s end to its global sponsorship of terror, illicit nuclear ambitions and suppression of basic rights at home.

– Julie LenarzRate it:

All of them were engaged with drug peddling, robbery, human trafficking and arms trade, in recent months a section of Rohingya are getting involved in crimes and out of them some were killed in gunfights with law enforcement agencies.

– Iqbal HossainRate it:

All sides should join together to expand growth and not engage in putting up trade barriers or protectionism. This is good for nobody.

– Li KeqiangRate it:

– Industry Minister Hiroshige SekoRate it:

Already each of (Africa's) regional economic entities have plans for regional integration. We are integrating stock exchanges from Casablanca to Johannesburg. The walls are coming down faster than people think, by 2018, the African Union expects to conclude the African Free Trade Area.

– Akinwumi AdesinaRate it:

Already offline trade is deeply hurt by e-commerce as there is no policy or regulatory mechanism to govern those companies, it is a free-for-all game and ultimately it is the offline trade which is feeling the pinch.

– Praveen KhandelwalRate it:

Although Doddi did not trade on the information, in tipping Spivak, she conferred a gift upon a romantic partner.

– The SECRate it:

Although the U.S. and China have struck a truce on trade, the reality is that there was a tariff hike in June, japan and South Korea have spats while the world's economy is slowing down. Investors are looking to what kind of guidance companies will provide under such circumstances.

– Masahiro AyukaiRate it:

Although trading will likely stay directionless throughout the day, if oil prices gain in Asian trade and U.S. futures rise, Japanese stocks may be bought in the afternoon.

– Yutaka MiuraRate it:

Although we're seeing tamed-back rhetoric, we believe that we're still far away from an ultimate trade deal that will put this behind us. Maybe we've just tackled the easy-to-solve problems.

– Brian KersmancRate it:

Ambition's true reward can only be gotten without ambition's trade.

– Leslie MiklosyRate it:

American consumers and businesses are now feeling the pinch of increased costs, instead of escalating this trade war, the president should have serious negotiations with the Chinese to create lasting change.

– Jose CastanedaRate it:

American families shouldn't be a pawn in this trade war, today's announcement only moves us closer to consumers bearing the brunt of the pain.

– Hun QuachRate it:

Among our members, I have not heard of anyone benefiting from the current trade war and tariffs.

– Jamie JohanssonRate it:

An enforceable currency provision in our trade agreements could give our trading partners the power to challenge legitimate U.S. monetary policies needed to ensure strong employment and a healthy robust economy, an outcome we would find unacceptable.

– Treasury Secretary Jack LewRate it:

An enforceable currency provision in our trade agreements could give our trading partners the power to challenge legitimate U.S. monetary policies.

– Treasury Secretary Jack LewRate it:

And let's not confuse migration problems with trade problems and industry problems.

– Carlos SalazarRate it:

And there's a much-better-than-expected demand picture after the recent China and U.S. PMI numbers, along with a potential kicker from any U.S.-China trade agreement.

– Michael McCarthyRate it:

And unilaterally imposed and politically motivated sanctions on investment, trade and, in particular, technology transfer become its covert form, in our opinion, such sanctions not only have no perspective, but they also contradict the G20 principles for interacting in the interests of all countries of the world.

– Vladimir PutinRate it:

Anti-trade policies, particularly tariffs, act like a tax on consumers and businesses by raising the cost of trade. By creating uncertainty, they also weigh on asset valuations, which could weaken households' ability to sustain spending and reduce the incentive for businesses to invest.

– Michael GapenRate it:

Any move to de-escalate is always good. Especially, when the market is overwhelmed by the news about virus, good news about tariff is refreshing, the announcement shows China's commitment to implement the phase one trade deal despite the disruptions from the recent virus outbreak.

– Tommy XieRate it:

Any rollback of liberal market access and Open Skies policies will reverberate across the whole world and will lead to retaliatory protectionism affecting all aspects of trade.

– Al BakerRate it:

Any separate negotiation with the U.K. will have to take a course in part determined by what happens between the U.K. and European Union, so it is, I think, very much in the interest of all parties to maintain open trade relationships. The U.S. and the UK have a special, deep relationship that will continue.

– Jack LewRate it:

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