JPMorgan CEO Dimon Shifts Positive on Trump Tariffs
JPMorgan CEO Dimon Shifts Positive on Trump Tariffs

JPMorgan CEO Dimon Shifts Positive on Trump Tariffs

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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has recently shifted to a more positive view of President Donald Trump's trade and tax policies, praising the tariffs as "more moderate and thoughtful" than initially expected and expressing optimism that they could encourage companies to bring manufacturing back to the U.S. Dimon highlighted the stability and international competitiveness of the tax environment created by Trump's "Big, Beautiful" bill, emphasizing its benefits for all income levels, including lower-income Americans. He acknowledged past concerns about tariffs potentially causing inflation and a recession but noted that the current tariff rates, such as the 15% on South Korean imports, are manageable and could support exports. Dimon also pointed out strong collaboration between his firm and the Trump administration, which he views as beneficial for business and economic growth. Despite earlier warnings about inflation risks tied to tariffs, Dimon now sees the measures as carefully implemented and anticipates positive impacts on growth and manufacturing. His evolving stance reflects a broader acceptance of Trump's "America first" approach among some business leaders.

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