Trump Consults JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon on Economic Policy Ahead of Second Term

President-elect Trump has engaged in months of private discussions with Jamie Dimon, using the banking leader as an informal adviser on key economic issues.

President-elect Donald Trump has been holding secret discussions with JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon for several months, focusing on government spending, tax policy, trade, and banking regulations.
Dimon, who has been described as a 'sounding board' for Trump, is not joining the administration despite earlier speculation about a potential Treasury Secretary role.
The back-channel conversations reflect Trump's long-standing admiration for Dimon, though their relationship has included moments of tension over political and regulatory disagreements.
Dimon has publicly supported some of Trump's policies, such as his stance on NATO and immigration, while remaining critical of certain U.S. banking regulations.
Trump's outreach to Dimon and other financial leaders like BlackRock CEO Larry Fink signals his intent to incorporate Wall Street perspectives into his second-term agenda.

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