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Trump: I don't think Dimon likes me too much these days

Mar 11, 2026 2:01 AM

WASHINGTON, Jan 28 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that he didn't ‌think JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon liked him ‍too much these ⁠days, ⁠alluding to the $5 billion lawsuit ‌he filed last week.

"I don't think Jamie likes me ⁠too ‍much nowadays, but that's OK," Trump said to laughter at ‍an event on his Trump Accounts for children.

The Republican president filed the lawsuit against ‍JPMorgan Chase and Dimon on Thursday, accusing them of debanking him by closing several of his accounts to further a political agenda.

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