Archive · 26 Sep 2025
JPMorgan: India to Thrive Despite US Trade and Visa Issues
A top executive at JPMorgan thinks India will keep growing, even with the new rules from the US government like tariffs and visa changes.
He says these are just small problems, not big ones.
India is strong because it has many young people and people buying goods.
The government is also making consistent rules, and the tax system was updated.
JPMorgan is hiring more people in India and investing in the country's future.
JPMorgan executive sees US trade policies as 'speed bumps' for India's growth.
India's young population and strong consumption are key growth drivers.
Government consistency and GST overhaul are boosting the economy.
India's indirect tax system was recently reformed.
JPMorgan is expanding its workforce in India.
- Who
- Sjoerd Leenart
- What
- Shared insights on India's economic growth.
- When
- Earlier this week
- Where
- India
- Why
- To discuss India's economic prospects
- Organization
- JPMorgan
- Executive
- Sjoerd Leenart
- GST Slab
- 5%, 18%, 40%
- India's GCCs Employees
- 55,000
- India's GCC sector
- $64.6 billion (2024) to $110 billion (2030)
Sources
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