Group 1 - Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, expressed commitment to continue investing in the Chinese capital market during his visit to Beijing, indicating a potential easing of US-China relations [1][2] - Dimon highlighted the positive outcomes of US-China trade talks, including significant reductions in bilateral tariffs and the establishment of a trade consultation mechanism [1] - JPMorgan Chase is recognized as a "long-term investor" in China, despite facing pressures from rising tariffs and national security concerns [4] Group 2 - Dimon noted that while there are various concerns, the reality of the situation necessitates continued growth and engagement in the Chinese market [4] - JPMorgan Chase's co-CEO for China, Chen Yanni, reported an increase in foreign direct investment and a broad recovery in market liquidity and trading volume in China [5] - Following the Geneva trade talks, foreign investment institutions, including JPMorgan, have raised their GDP growth forecasts for China in 2025 from 4.6% to 4.8% [5]
摩根大通CEO最新表态,“中美关系缓和新迹象”