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What can, or should, the G20 do?

Calls for co-ordinated policy easing ahead of this weekend’s G20 meeting will almost certainly cometo nothing. However, officials should at least seek to reassure investors that the world is not on theverge of a fresh crisis and that they still have some power to boost demand and prevent deflation.

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