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G-7 Leaders Expected to Take Aim at Chinese ‘Economic Coercion’

Beijing says the G-7 nations throw their own economic weight around

By Annie Linskey
 and Ken Thomas
 in Tokyo and Yuka Hayashi
 in Washington
Canada’s Chrystia Freeland, in glasses, was among the G-7 finance ministers meeting in Niigata, Japan, last week. Photo: Shuji Kajiyama/Associated Press

The U.S. and its allies are poised to increase pressure on China at this week’s Group of Seven summit in Japan, with an expected joint statement rejecting use of economic retaliation against nations over policy disputes and other disagreements, according to people familiar with the situation.

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