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G20 finance chiefs approach consensus in South Africa despite US tariff tensions | SA News

Bessent skipped February’s Cape Town gathering as well, which several officials from China, Japan and Canada also did not attend, even though Washington is due to assume the G20 rotating presidency in December.

Bessent’s absence was not ideal, but the U.S. had been engaging in discussions on trade, the global economy and climate language, said a G20 delegate, who asked not to be named.

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