JPMorgan2026-07-21 05:45:06JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says he would not buy U.S. stocks or long-dated Treasuries at current levelsJPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon said investors are underestimating geopolitical risks and the strain from the U.S. fiscal deficit, adding that he personally would not buy U.S. equities or long-term Treasuries at current prices. In an interview on The Master Investor Podcast released Monday, Dimon pointed to the Russia-Ukraine war, conflict involving the U.S. and Iran in the Middle East, persistent U.S.-China tensions, and rising military spending alongside widening fiscal deficits as risks markets may not be fully pricing in. He said some threats may already be reflected in asset prices, but the actual events themselves are not. Dimon also struck a cautious tone on U.S. government debt, saying that even if inflation falls back to the Federal Reserve’s 2% target, the 10-year Treasury yield should still be around 4% to 4.5%, leaving little upside for bond prices. On artificial intelligence, he compared the current investment wave to the late-1990s internet boom: the long-term payoff could be real, but the timing and the eventual winners are far from certain. His remarks came as the S&P 500 has climbed nearly 10% this year and major banks, including JPMorgan, posted stronger-than-expected second-quarter results.1470
JPMorgan2026-07-11 01:52:13Jamie Dimon Warns Europe and UK Risk Capital Flight Without Regulatory ClarityJPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warned that Europe and the UK could face capital flight if they fail to reduce regulatory uncertainty, improve policy speed, and address growing tax pressures.600
JPMorgan2026-07-08 18:26:14JPMorgan Raises U.S. Recession Odds as Jamie Dimon Warns Risks Still Lie AheadJPMorgan has lifted its 2024 U.S. recession forecast to 35% while CEO Jamie Dimon says a downturn remains the most likely path, citing persistent risks from geopolitics, housing, deficits, spending, and tighter financial conditions.520
JPMorgan2026-07-08 18:26:14JPMorgan Raises U.S. Recession Odds as Jamie Dimon Warns Soft Landing Is Far From AssuredJamie Dimon says a U.S. recession remains the most likely outcome, while JPMorgan has lifted its 2024 recession probability to 35% from 25%, citing inflation shifts and a cooling labor market.570
JPMorgan2026-07-08 18:24:12Jamie Dimon Reiterates US Recession Warning as JPMorgan Raises Probability to 35%JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon maintains that a US recession remains the most likely outcome, with just a 35-40% chance of a soft landing. The bank raised its 2024 recession probability to 35%, following Goldman Sachs which increased its forecast to 25%. Geopolitics, housing, and labor market cooling are key risks.560
Bitcoin2026-07-08 16:16:13Bitcoin Drops Toward $103K as Jamie Dimon’s ‘Cockroach’ Remark Adds to Market AnxietyBitcoin briefly fell to around $103.6K before recovering above $106K, as Jamie Dimon’s warning about hidden credit problems fueled broader market anxiety. Despite a rebound in U.S. stocks, crypto remained under pressure with heavy liquidations and falling futures open interest.490
Bitcoin2026-07-08 16:16:13Bitcoin Falls Toward $103K After Jamie Dimon’s ‘Cockroach’ Remark Rattles MarketsBitcoin briefly fell to $103,598 before recovering above $106,000 as Jamie Dimon’s warning about hidden credit risks unsettled investors. While U.S. equities rebounded, crypto stayed under pressure amid heavy futures liquidations and weaker weekly performance.460
Bitcoin2026-07-08 16:12:15Bitcoin Plunges Below $103K as Jamie Dimon’s ‘Cockroach’ Warning Sparks $350M Liquidation CascadeJPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon’s comparison of corporate fraud to cockroaches triggered a market sell-off. Bitcoin fell to $103K before rebounding to $106K, with weekly loss of 8.19%. Futures liquidations hit $350M. Stocks recovered, but crypto remained under pressure.530
