G20 finance leaders meet on Friday (Jul 15) on the resort island of Bali, as host Indonesia tries to find common ground in a group frayed by the Ukraine war amid rising economic pressures from soaring inflation.
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Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which the Kremlin calls a "special military operation", has overshadowed previous meetings by the Group of 20 major economies, including last week's gathering of foreign ministers.
Indonesia's President Joko Widodo told World Bank representatives in a meeting in Jakarta that he hopes G20 members "could put out a communique" after concluding their gathering on Saturday, according to his planning minister.
G20 members include Western countries that have imposed sanctions on Russia and accuse it of war crimes in Ukraine - which it denies - as well as nations like China, India and South Africa, which have been more muted in their responses.
German and French officials have expressed scepticism that common ground can be reached due to the tensions over Ukraine.
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Thursday said the war was causing a negative spillover globally and Russian officials had no place at the G20 meeting.
Yellen dodged a question about whether she would walk out when Russian officials spoke, however, but said she would condemn Russia's invasion "in the strongest possible terms".
