Banks run Trump 'war rooms' as trade ructions expected
- JPMorgan has established a 'war room' to analyze policy changes under President Donald Trump's new administration, as stated by Mary Erdoes, head of the bank's asset and wealth management unit.
- Trump's recent executive orders include revoking nearly 80 actions from his predecessor, Joe Biden, which may lead to significant changes in the banking industry.
- Erdoes expressed optimism about a pro-business environment under Trump, suggesting that the new administration will ease regulations that previously burdened businesses.
- Trump's inauguration attracted numerous business leaders, and JPMorgan believes the changes will stimulate the U.S. Economy, described as being in 'go mode.
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