JPMorgan Hot On India | CEO Jamie Dimon Exclusive On India, China, Geopolitics & AI | CNBC TV18

[@dearrational6447]

Good interview better than many US journalists do with Jamie!

[@RaviKiran-lx2kw]

It took 76 years for India to become an emerging market OR 76 years for JP Morgan to realize India is an emerging market

[@sherlock4811]

China was just downgraded and is not on that list. Think of that.

[@jkuang]

JP Morgan is there for the crash and reaping.

[@pappu10714]

@@jkuang fr fr

[@jimmy79889]

India is behind China and ever economist acknowledges this. China's economy boomed staring in 1978. This isn't a bad thing that India is behind and in many ways, it's actually very beneficial. China made lots of mistakes and everyone hopes that India will avoid them

[@rajendranpullat]

Excellent questions and follow ups by the interviewer. A very good and insightful interview overall!

[@sbkpilot1]

Man, she is rapid fire with all her questions!! 😂

[@alexanderaghayan117]

Jamie Dimon is a walking Harvard lecture in big picture forward thinking

[@ambition112]

1:02: 🇮🇳 Jamie Diamond, CEO of JPMorgan, expresses his excitement about visiting India after the pandemic and highlights the growth and potential of the Indian economy. 3:16: 💰 India is expected to receive between $25 to $40 billion in inflows over the next year and a half as it is included in the bond index. 5:45: 💡 The changing landscape of national security and foreign policy is impacting global flows and creating opportunities and risks. 8:37: ⚠ The speaker is cautious about the current state of the economy and warns of potential negative events. 12:08: 📚 The speaker discusses the implications and uncertainties surrounding the banking sector regulations and calls for more transparency and clarity in the decision-making process. Recap by Tammy AI

[@gramfamous]

Im more impressed by the interviewers ability to ask such good questions without reading off of a script

[@siddharthsharma4072]

Really good and informative interview

[@thebeautifulanimal]

12:21 that's sneaky..... Timeout 😂

[@amodkulkarni3468]

What’s sneaky ?

[@thebeautifulanimal]

@@amodkulkarni3468 you still didn't saw that after I pointed it out?

[@gauravaws20]

@@thebeautifulanimal😂

[@No-Panic975]

They cut her off quick lol

[@13cr1987]

He is a banking industry Lord!

[@williamwallace6508]

hes a sleazy criminal

[@leeza205]

Colonizer type of lord. Came from privilege, lived in privilege, will in privilege on the backs of thousands of employees who are struggling to make ends meet.

[@shrinivaasraghul8325]

Nothing like that. I Myself am a JPMorgan employee. We are taken care the best way possible.

[@williamwallace6508]

​@shrinivaasraghul8325 Yes totally overpaid. He's worth 1.7bn and he's an employee of the company. How did he manage to get paid thay much? Total crook

[@brownrocket]

@@leeza205I’m glad India is becoming more capitalist friendly and American youth are getting more pro communists. Great opportunity for India

[@mefisto05s.20]

Good interview

[@vikate2748]

Only outsiders see Modi is doing work..our left and liberals can never see it

[@JVC20]

Bc outsiders benifit

[@கோபிசுதாகர்]

​@@JVC20everyone benefits

[@ayushchoudhury9786]

Very true bro.looks like opposition of India knows more economics than the world knows.

[@singhbaldeep9]

Where this interview taken?

[@goneviral8814]

At the end it's about control, by using the paper currency 💵💵. Remember--- gold is money, everything else is credit -- Jp Morgan

[@ArifSiddiquiDato]

Good on one side JPMorgan is looking forward in India, where Citi is going out in retail business. I think good move of JPMorgan to grow in India.

[@harisadu8998]

If Dimon is so positive about India, why not get into the retail banking business there? Citibank left. Maybe JPM should try its hand at it?

[@hypnoparti]

Retail banking is not worth JPMs effort or time. Average account balance in India is barely $100

[@harisadu8998]

@@hypnoparti That's the average across the countries which include PSU banks and rural areas. Foreign banks like JPM will only keep a few branches and mostly in urban areas, so their situation is a bit different.

[@hypnoparti]

@@harisadu8998 even then the average balance won’t be even 10% as much as the US. Not worth it, otherwise they would’ve expanded here years ago. Look at HSBC, they’re a fringe bank here despite being one of the biggest retail banks globally

[@AdityaBando]

India already has a strong Banking Sector, especially retail banking.

[@shreeforyou16]

Citi bank also.left Australia n many developed COUNTRIES

[@aryanmalhotra1583]

bruhhhhhhhh she timed it out @12:23 🤣🤣🤣

[@user-sd7dm2zg7b]

She has to catch a train after this 😂😂

[@changemakers1402]

Sheeren is the best anchor of all time

[@கோபிசுதாகர்]

The interviewer is nice. What is her name

[@harisadu8998]

Shereen Bhan

[@கோபிசுதாகர்]

@@harisadu8998 thank you Bhai

[@MH-hl4ug]

0:05 y

[@yenneferofvengerberg8647]

Offcourse when people are interviewing, they always give a optimistic picture.

[@GunjanSinghRawat]

Yes. In reality, the retail traders(comman people) will become bankrupt.

[@hrushikeshavachat900]

​@@GunjanSinghRawatAn how will the become bankrupt. Canni know it?

[@kevinkasimov651]

Jamie Brahmon

[@Value_Pilgrim]

We need a lot of investment and a lot more infrastructure development as well as outsourced manufacturing to India. At the same time India needs to become an Educational hub and a Healthcare hub. With those two tracks we should be on our way.

[@mandarinandthetenrings2201]

You have to be careful he just tell you what you want to hear.

[@mandarinandthetenrings2201]

Also, a lot Indians thought that BRCIS as going to help them. And answer is "no".

[@mandarinandthetenrings2201]

@@NikunjSanwaria-xr3ku Ok Nikunj, let me give you an important history lesson. When Napoleon Bonaparte Emperor of the French sold Louisiana to President Thomas Jefferson in 1803 America economy would become bigger than that of British, French, Dutch, Portuguese, and Spanish Empire combined. And that's before they won the Mexican/American war when they added the US States of Texas, New Mexico, and California.

[@mandarinandthetenrings2201]

@@NikunjSanwaria-xr3ku The problem that you have was that BRICS was created by America. Wall Street bank called Goldman Sachs created this group to trade government bonds. It was not created to be the anti-American or anti-G7 league.

[@mandarinandthetenrings2201]

@@NikunjSanwaria-xr3ku Now after the fall of the Soviet Union the country of India tried to create a new Super State. This would be Russia with it oil, and natural gas, China with it's manufacturing, and India with it's food. As opposite pole again the American hegemony in world, they where laugh out of the room by the Chinese and Russians.

[@bradleyhasse5220]

Universal basic income

[@HenggaoCai]

Every time he goes anywhere they always serve him sushi.

[@leeza205]

Hopefully, Bharat varsh will not fall for cronies like him. His decisions keeps burning natural and financial eco-systems making them totally unviable for commoners. I hope Bharat will make better decisions by not allowing and following the footsteps of US and other "so-called developed nations."

[@hrushikeshavachat900]

I hope JP Morgan and likes enter the Indian bond market heavily. That will help India to reduce its costs of capital and also allow it to tap into amjor pool of funds for funding the infrastructure. As they are entering the debt market, they wont have ownership of these assets. The issue may arise when these companies enter the Indian equity market heavily and try to control the same.

[@BenjaminJack-em5kv]

16:51I HAVE INCURRED SO MUCH LOSSES TRADING ON MY OWN...I TRADE WELL ON DEMO BUT I THINK THE REAL MARKET IS MANIPULATED... CAN ANYONE HELP ME OUT OR AT LEAST TELL ME WHAT I'M DOING WRONG ?

[@yeejlilys9742]

More doing and less talking.

[@srilakshmi5]

Btw jamie dimon is a financial ceiminal and wants to control bitcoin and centralize money

[@kevincesarsozeparas9404]

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[@TheIvyLens]

Whyyyyyyyyy. You wanna make China 2.0

[@jasondong9721]

Typical American response!

[@drscopeify]

RIP China.

[@windsong3wong828]

Western propaganda had been crying about the impending collapse of Chinas economy. Hahahahha…. Dream on.

[@ranjithpowell6791]

You are a fuckn warmongering idiot. RIP USA

[@rabbitazteca23]

Why? Lol

[@drscopeify]

@@rabbitazteca23 Because JPMorgan has more impact on the future of China than communist party.

[@jkuang]

Let's be honest. JP Morgan is in India for the same old crashing and reaping routine. India is burning on empty.

[@nightwolf0206]

Exactly.

[@jkuang]

Are you sure Jamie? India manufacturing actually shrank from 15% to 11% since Modi took office. The real growth is in change in GDP accounting practice, buying and selling Chinese products, buying and selling Russian oils, and borrow a lot of money and spend on public projects. India's GDP growth is burning on borrowed money and on population growth. The labor laws are not changed. The land laws are not changed. The only positive sign of change is GST (goods and services tax) to give the central government more control over the tax. That said, India has good story teller in the name of Modi. But story telling DOES NOT EQUAL to Make In India. It is just a story. There is no sign indicating Make In India is happening. It is actually quite bad. Russian refused to take Rupee for their oil sale because they could not buy anything from India using Rupee. And India ban quite some major food export because it could not produce enough for domestic consumption. So tell me exactly where the REAL GROWHT is coming from? It seems it is the good old borrow money and spend money and call it GDP growth. Same old story will have same old crashing sooner or later.

[@tss4629]

India growth is happening in industries related to IT, Space, Pharma and Medical industry,Tourism. and since everyone has a bank account, and access to digital payments system- UPI, growth has been visible now. Road, railways Infrastructure, new trade routes like IMEC and overall logistics will boost up growth in coming years.

[@pardeepsingh6138]

Since when was London a country