The Central Bank of the UAE concluded its participation in G20 finance and central bank meetings in Asheville, North Carolina, outlining how global structural shifts are complicating monetary policy and emphasizing the role of central bank communication in managing inflation expectations. The meetings ran from Aug. 29 to Sept. 1 under the United States’ 2026 G20 presidency. The central bank highlighted challenges arising from trade and geopolitical developments, artificial intelligence, changing supply chains and demographic trends. It also called for stronger financial literacy and consumer protection, alongside greater public-private information sharing and international cooperation to combat cross-border financial fraud.
2026-09-01Central Bank of the UAE
Central Bank of the UAE concludes G20 meetings with focus on monetary policy, financial literacy and fraud
The Central Bank of the UAE concluded its participation in G20 meetings in the United States, focusing on inflation expectations and monetary policy amid global structural shifts. It also emphasized financial literacy, consumer protection and stronger domestic and international coordination against cross-border financial fraud.