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JPMorgan CEO says ‘stronger Europe’ should be US goal, urges Washington to fix ‘stupid’ trade disputes

“If you asked me what the goal should be for our economic relationship with Europe, it should be having a stronger Europe,” said Jamie Dimon, adding, “Both the economies would grow better”.

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