Yellen discusses economic issues with EU’s Gentiloni at G7 meeting

Janet Yellen Secretary of the Treasury - Official website
Janet Yellen Secretary of the Treasury - Official website
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STRESA – Yesterday, Secretary of the Treasury Janet L. Yellen met with European Commissioner for the Economy Paolo Gentiloni on the sidelines of the G7 Finance Minister and Central Bank Governor Meetings in Stresa, Italy. During their meeting, Secretary Yellen commended the European Union’s economic growth in the first quarter, alongside falling inflation and continued strength in the labor market.

Secretary Yellen also discussed ways to unlock the value of immobilized Russian sovereign assets to support Ukraine’s continued resistance and long-term reconstruction. Additionally, they explored methods to constrain Russia’s access to goods needed for weapon production, including addressing China’s role in supplying Russia’s military-industrial complex.

Secretary Yellen and Commissioner Gentiloni also exchanged views on Chinese industrial practices that cause overcapacity and their potential impact on manufacturers in the United States, EU, and globally.



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