JPMorgan CEO Calls on US to Engage With China, End Trade War
With geopolitical tensions rising, the United States and the global economy appear to be in a concerning position amid an ongoing tariff war. Speaking to the Financial Times today, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon called on the US to engage with China and end the trade war. US President Trump noted that Dimon’s comments were influential in his 90-day pause of the administration’s Liberation Day tariff plan. However, the pause did not extend to China, which is now facing a 145% import duty in what officials have called “extremely shameless.” JUST IN: JPMorgan CEO calls on the US to engage with China to end the trade war. — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) April 15, 2025 Also Read: JPMorgan CEO: Recession is ‘Likely Outcome’ of Trump Tariffs JPMorgan CEO Speaks on US-China Trade War, The Need for Engagement In early April, the United States announced a sweeping global tariff plan in an effort to balance trade. Although that has since been paused, the move represented an increas...