G20 doubles up on familiar messages

The fall-out from an extended period of monetary expansion in the US and Japan will continue to ripple around the global financial system, not least in the form of capital flows to emerging markets. But the G20 statement should allow the focus to move on from the hype about “currency wars”.

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