On February 25, the United States, as the 2026 G20 Chair, held its second G20 Finance and Central Bank Deputy Ministers’ Meeting via video conference since assuming the presidency. The meeting was attended by finance and central bank deputy ministers from G20 member countries and guest countries, as well as representatives from international organizations. Discussions focused primarily on global growth issues. The U.S. presidency provided an overview of key topics for G20 finance track cooperation this year, including global imbalances, international debt, and financial literacy. Liao Min noted that against the backdrop of rising global economic uncertainty, boosting productivity and achieving robust growth have garnered widespread attention. The G20 should place development at the forefront of the global macroeconomic policy framework and provide impetus for global growth by strengthening macroeconomic policy cooperation and the exchange of beneficial experiences. All parties should resolutely uphold multilateralism and free trade, support inclusive economic globalization, oppose trade protectionism and unilateralism, actively advance structural reforms, seize growth opportunities in the digital economy, green transition, and artificial intelligence, enhance economic resilience, and foster new drivers of growth.