JPMorgan's Dimon Signals Optimism on Economy, U.S. Rule Changes
- JPMorgan chief says it’s harder to grow market share further
- Dimon still optimistic on bank regulation reform under Trump
JPM’s Dimon ‘Optimistic’ on Bank Regulation Under Trump
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JPMorgan Chase & Co. Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon said he remains optimistic about the global economy and the prospects for regulatory reform under U.S. President Donald Trump.
“Japan is growing more than it has grown in 15 years, Europe is doing well all things considered, America is chugging along,” Dimon said in an exclusive interview with Bloomberg TV on Saturday in Riyadh, where he attended a Saudi-U.S. CEO forum held to coincide with Trump’s visit to the kingdom. “Even the IMF, which is always warning about stuff, is saying the world will grow faster than expected.”