US hosts G20 energy talks in Texas as Iran war disrupts global fuel markets
- The United States on Monday kicks off a set of G20 meetings touting "energy abundance," even as President Donald Trump's war against Iran continues to disrupt global fuel markets.
- The discussions are slated to run through Wednesday in Houston, in the oil-rich US state of Texas.
- The meetings gather delegations from the world's largest economies -- including China, India, Japan and Germany -- with major oil producers set to attend, such as Canada and Saudi Arabia.
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- The United States on Monday kicks off a set of G20 meetings touting "energy abundance," even as President Donald Trump's war against Iran continues to disrupt global fuel markets.
- The discussions are slated to run through Wednesday in Houston, in the oil-rich US state of Texas.
- The meetings gather delegations from the world's largest economies -- including China, India, Japan and Germany -- with major oil producers set to attend, such as Canada and Saudi Arabia.
Sources: France 24