Suche
Mein Konto
Jamie Dimon enthusiastic about Merz: Great opportunities for the German economy!
Jamie Dimon praises Chancellor Merz's economic policy in Germany and emphasizes potential for growth and new jobs in current debates.
Jamie Dimon enthusiastic about Merz: Great opportunities for the German economy!
Jamie Dimon, the CEO of JPMorgan Chase & Co., has praised Chancellor Friedrich Merz's economic policies and spoke positively about their potential for the German economy. During his stay in Germany, Dimon explained that Merz's plans for infrastructure and tax cuts are crucial for growth and the creation of new jobs. This was from the news site Mercury reported.
Dimon emphasizes the importance of competitive taxes and improved infrastructure for economic recovery. In his view, increasing government tax revenues could create further financial scope for military and social spending. An increase in JPMorgan's investments in Germany, particularly with a focus on medium-sized companies, wealthy private customers and online banking, is also planned.
Political debates and criticism
Merz vehemently defended himself against these allegations and criticized the AfD for its “half-truths and personal degradations”. The situation is further complicated by foreign policy tensions; The Chinese Foreign Ministry has rejected allegations that the Chinese military blinded a German reconnaissance aircraft in the Red Sea with a laser, further fueling the security debate in the Bundestag.
Economic outlook
Dimon also raised concerns about the trend in America's national debt, which he said is expected to rise from $36 trillion to around $50 trillion. He praises the “Big Beautiful Bill,” which is intended to promote research and development and maintain tax cuts beyond 2025. With regard to Donald Trump's tariff policy, he expects “slightly inflationary effects” in the USA, but no impending recession.
Chancellor Merz's plans and economic policies appear to be receiving both national and international attention in these uncertain times, with Dimon's support a notable endorsement of the reforms he seeks.