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Fortune
Eleanor Pringle

Jamie Dimon warned Trump's agenda would push U.S. allies toward China—Greenland already says it may ‘look elsewhere’ for mining investment

U.S. President Donald Trump (Credit: Michael M. Santiago - Getty Images)
  • Amid growing unease with President Trump’s foreign policy, which JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warns could isolate the U.S. under an “America alone” doctrine, foreign governments like Greenland are rethinking their investment alliances and considering alternatives such as China. Dimon has emphasized the importance of maintaining strong economic and military partnerships, a warning that resonates as Greenland—home to vital untapped resources—signals frustration with U.S. diplomacy and explores other global investors to support its development goals.

Foreign governments are beginning to shop around when it comes to drumming up investment, potentially stepping away from ties with Donald Trump’s America.

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