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The CEOs of JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America discussed the impact of tariffs announced by President Trump.

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At a recent meeting, the CEOs of major banks such as JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America discussed the consequences of tariffs announced by US President Donald Trump. Sources close to the discussions confirmed the information to Reuters, underscoring concerns in the banking sector about the impact of these measures on the global economy.

Sources

Îngrijorări printre marile bănci. Directorii JPMorgan şi Bank of America au discutat cu alți șefi din domeniu despre tarifele lui Trump

Financial Intelligence

Şefii marilor bănci au avut discuţii despre consecinţele tarifelor lui Trump

Şefii marilor bănci ale lumii au avut discuţii despre consecinţele tarifelor lui Trump (Reuters)

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