G-20 Brisbane Summit: What to look for
Financial stability high on the agenda at the weekend's G-20 meetings
The leaders of the G-20 group of advanced and emerging economies are today arriving in Brisbane for the group's annual meeting, aiming to forge some degree of consensus on how to tackle a range of global economic issues, with financial stability high on the agenda.
Although the meeting on November 15–16 is ostensibly for the handful of G-20 heads of state and finance ministers, Brisbane is braced for huge crowds. As many as 4,000 delegates are expected to attend, plus 3,000 members of the media
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