Jamie Dimon denies Trump's declare that JPMorgan CEO has endorsed him

JPMorgan Chase on Friday flatly denied that its CEO, Jamie Dimon, has endorsed Donald Trump for president, minutes after the Republican nominee claimed on social media that Dimon is now backing him.

“Jamie Dimon has not endorsed anybody. He has not endorsed a candidate,” Dimon spokesman Joe Evangelisti informed CNBC in a telephone name.

Trump on Fact Social had posted a screenshot falsely claiming, “New: Jamie Dimon, the CEO of JPMorgan Chase, has endorsed Trump for President.”

The declare seems to have originated from a verified account on X earlier Friday. It was shortly amplified on social media by different pro-Trump accounts, after which the previous president himself, earlier than the financial institution issued its denial.

When NBC Information requested Trump in regards to the put up later Friday, Trump stated he didn’t learn about it and that it was not posted by him.

“Anyone put it up,” Trump stated, including, “I do not know.”

The put up, printed at 1:56 p.m. ET, was nonetheless seen on Trump’s official account greater than two hours later.

The Trump marketing campaign didn’t reply to CNBC’s requests for remark.

In September, Dimon stated that he’s not backing both Trump or Democratic nominee Kamala Harris.

“I am not endorsing anybody right now,” Dimon informed CNBCTV-18 on the JPMorgan Investor Summit in Mumbai.

Dimon has at occasions supplied certified reward for Trump, however the two males have additionally clashed repeatedly over time.

Through the Republican presidential major season, Dimon had urged company leaders to help former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley over Trump.

Trump tore into Dimon for siding with Haley, saying he “needed to reside with this man when he got here begging to the White Home.”

— NBC Information’ Jake Traylor contributed reporting.