Group 1 - The 21st Global China Summit hosted by JPMorgan took place in Shanghai from May 22 to 23, focusing on the theme "Capital as a Bridge Connecting the World" [2] - Key topics discussed included the intersection of policy and markets, energy cooperation, and technological innovation, emphasizing the importance of ongoing dialogue amid macroeconomic uncertainty [2] - JPMorgan's Global Corporate Bank Co-Head, Bregje de Best, highlighted a trend of "re-globalization" rather than "de-globalization," with significant growth in trade corridors between China and regions like the Middle East and Latin America [2] Group 2 - Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng met with JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon, noting substantial progress in recent China-U.S. economic talks, which create conditions for continued economic cooperation [2] - He Lifeng emphasized China's commitment to building a unified national market and expanding high-level openness, welcoming U.S. companies, including JPMorgan, to deepen mutually beneficial cooperation [2] - Jamie Dimon expressed a positive view on the outcomes of the U.S.-China economic talks and indicated JPMorgan's intention to deepen its involvement in the Chinese capital market [2]
对话摩根大通环球企业银行全球联席主管Bregje de Best:全球化迈进新阶段,拥抱贸易走廊增长机遇