Jamie Dimon Warns of Potential Sharp Rise in Interest Rates

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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon believes that U.S. interest rates "may go up more" but hopes for a soft landing. He acknowledges the risks of an economic hard landing, including factors such as Ukraine, oil, gas, war, and Europe. Dimon cautions that the current economic optimism may be a temporary "sugar high" and emphasizes the need to address serious issues and unsustainable deficits. He advises clients to prepare for potential stress in the system and warns that a 7% interest rate scenario could be challenging. The Federal Reserve has left the benchmark interest rate unchanged, but the possibility of further rate hikes remains.
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