Trump tariff talks are prolonging uncertainty: S.Africa central bank chair
- South African Reserve Bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago warned reporters about ongoing trade talks in Washington.
- US President Donald Trump's tariff plans originally sparked these trade discussions.
- G20 finance ministers and central bank governors held these meetings in Washington during Spring Meetings.
- Kganyago stated uncertainty could be around for a "long" time to come.
- These ongoing trade talks could prolong uncertainty in global financial markets.
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Trump tariff talks are prolonging uncertainty: S.Africa central bank chair
The central bank governor of G20 chair South Africa warned Thursday that the ongoing trade talks sparked by US President Donald Trump's tariff plans could prolong uncertainty in the global financial markets.
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