The G20 was supposed to be the grown-ups table — broader representation, better coordination, actual solutions to global problems.
Instead, it's become a photo op where they can't even agree on a joint statement anymore.
Today's meeting in Thailand? Same story. No collective action. No conductor. Just a room full of people who can't align on anything.
This matters because when the world's major economies can't coordinate, markets get more volatile, policy becomes more fragmented, and investors face more uncertainty.
We're in an era where geopolitical fractures trump economic logic. The G20's failure isn't just bureaucratic theater — it's a signal that the old frameworks for managing global crises are breaking down.
Plan accordingly.
Instead, it's become a photo op where they can't even agree on a joint statement anymore.
Today's meeting in Thailand? Same story. No collective action. No conductor. Just a room full of people who can't align on anything.
This matters because when the world's major economies can't coordinate, markets get more volatile, policy becomes more fragmented, and investors face more uncertainty.
We're in an era where geopolitical fractures trump economic logic. The G20's failure isn't just bureaucratic theater — it's a signal that the old frameworks for managing global crises are breaking down.
Plan accordingly.