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Jamie Dimon, CEO of America’s largest bank JPMorgan Chase has cast doubt on Canadian PM Mark Carney’s proposal for a coalition of middle powers, calling it a ‘fantasy’. According to a report by Moneywise, speaking by the Council on Foreign Relations’ CEO Speaker Series, Dimon argued that Europe itself is proof that such alliances fail to deliver economic strength. Dimon also pointed to Europe’s shrinking share of global GDP as evidence of structural weakness. “The GDP of Europe has gone from 90% of America to 70%, and in our view, it will probably continue to erode over time because of high taxes,” he said. World Bank data show the EU generated about $19.5 trillion in GDP in 2024, compared with nearly $28.8 trillion for the US.
Jamie Dimon highlights Europe’s serious problem
Dimon further warned that the European government is carrying debt loads approaching 100% of GDP, while burdensome regulation and weak capital formation have slowed growth. He contrasted Europe’s smaller capital markets with America’s, arguing that US policies have encouraged investment and expansion. “This is a serious problem,” he said, noting that social safety nets alone cannot offset structural economic weaknesses.While Carney has argued that closer cooperation among middle powers could help counter tariffs, supply chain disruptions, and coercion from larger nations, Dimon insisted that growth matters more than alliances. He urged Europe to focus on building a true common market, opening trade services, and adopting policies that stimulate investment.
Jamie Dimon assures investors that US is a safe heaven for investment
Recently, Jamie Dimon assured the global investors that the United States still remains a safe heaven for investments, even as he acknowledged shifting dynamics in China’s global relations. Speaking in an interview with Bloomberg TV on the sidelines of the bank’s financial conference in Shanghai, Dimon said, “America is still a safe haven — we just surprised people recently.” Along with this, Dimon also noticed that China has become ‘more consistent’ in its dealings with other countries, a change that has caught the attention of business leaders across the world. The comments made by Dimon come as leaders from the UK, Canada and other nations visit Beijing to sign trade and cooperation agreements, underscoring China’s rising influence in global commerce.
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