1 18 November 2020 REPORTS ON G20 TRADE AND INVESTMENT MEASURES

Noting their deep concern about rising instances of protectionism around the world, they reaffirmed their standstill commitment until the end of 2014 with regard to measures

However, the impact of those developments on international investment is likely to be diverse and specifics are difficult to predict: trade barriers could lead to reallocation

Recognizing the continued risks of economic slowdown and trade and investment weakening posed by protectionism, G-20 governments extended until the end of 2016 their

With continuing global economic uncertainty and sluggish trade growth, it remains of concern that the stock of restrictive trade measures introduced by G-20 economies since 2008

Attachments: Trade Report; Investment Report; Summary of trade and trade-related measures taken since October 2008 (made available separately); Consolidated inventory of

On 24 January 2013, the Reserve Bank of India relaxed restrictions on Foreign Institutional Investors’ (FII) investment in Indian Government securities and non-convertible

G20 members continue to implement trade facilitating measures at a rate comparable with previous years, but their trade coverage is markedly lower than in

At their meeting in Brisbane, Australia one year ago, G-20 Leaders reaffirmed their standstill pledge with respect to measures affecting global trade and investment and