El banquero más influyente de Estados Unidos, el director general de JPMorgan Chase, Jamie Dimon, dijo a los inversores el lunes que sigue esperando que la economía estadounidense sea resiliente y crezca este año.
El banquero más influyente de Estados Unidos, el director general de JPMorgan Chase, Jamie Dimon, dijo a los inversores el lunes que sigue esperando que la economía estadounidense sea resiliente y crezca este año.
“Necesitamos encontrar formas de dejar de lado nuestras diferencias y trabajar en asociación con otras naciones occidentales en nombre de la democracia. Durante esta época de grandes crisis, es primordial unirnos para proteger nuestras libertades esenciales, incluida la libre empresa”.
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