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Chloe Taylor

Jamie Dimon is worried economies can't control how much damage geopolitical tensions may cause: 'We haven't seen this since World War II'

(Credit: Emily Elconin—Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Geopolitical tensions are posing the biggest threat to the world since the Second World War, according to JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon—but he argued China isn’t as big a threat to the U.S. as some Americans believe.

In an interview with CNBC affiliate network CNBC TV-18 on Tuesday, the Wall Street veteran said his biggest concern right now was heightened geopolitical tensions, arguing that they were “absolutely” the biggest threat to the global economy.

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