Overview
- JPMorgan raises recession probability to 35% by year-end, citing economic indicators.
- Dimon highlights uncertainties including geopolitics, housing, and deficit spending as market concerns.
- Despite market fluctuations, Dimon remains optimistic about the economy's resilience and potential recovery.
- The Federal Reserve is expected to make significant interest rate cuts in the near future.
- Experts are divided on the likelihood of a recession, with some arguing that current indicators do not point to an imminent downturn.