Ajay Banga / Bloomberg Developing countries should move quickly to secure trade agreements with the United States, the president of the World Bank has warned. Speaking with Agence France Press after a week of high-level meetings with global financial leaders in Washington, Ajay Banga urged nations to finalize deals with the U.S. “at the earliest possible opportunity” to help shore up the global economy. Banga added World Bank has been advising developing nations to prioritize agreements with Washington before turning their focus toward lowering trade barriers and strengthening regional commerce. “You need to negotiate trade systems with the US at the earliest possible [opportunity],” he said. “If you delay, it hurts everyone.” Since taking office in January, President Trump has imposed a range of tariffs…
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