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Jamie Dimon thinks interest rates could go up to 8%

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Jamie Dimon sounds alarm over 'persistent' inflation, Fed policy

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warns of 'persistent' inflationary pressures. Dimon: "A large number of persistent inflation pressures" pose a risk to the U.S. economic outlook. JPMorgan CEO Dimon says there are "persistent" inflation pressures in the United States.

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Jamie Dimon sounds alarm over 'persistent' inflation, Fed policy

Jamie Dimon warns of 'persistent' inflationary pressures that pose a risk to the U.S. economy. JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimont says there are a "large number of persistent inflation pressures" JPMorgan CEO Dimon: "A large number" of inflation pressures pose a threat to the economy.

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Jamie Dimon: US bank boss warns interest rates could rise to 8%

Jamie Dimon: US bank boss warns interest rates could rise to 8%. US rates could stay higher due to "persistent inflationary pressures", he says. Dimon told shareholders that US rates may stay higher because of inflationary pressure. US bank chief says interest rates will stay higher as long as rates rise.

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Jamie Dimon warns interest rates could soar above 8%, throws doubt on ‘soft landing’

Jamie Dimon warns interest rates could soar above 8%, throws doubt on ‘soft landing’ “These markets seem to be pricing in a 70% to 80% chance of a soft landing," he says. “I believe the odds are a lot lower than that," he wrote in a letter to shareholders Monday.

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Jamie Dimon—Head Of U.S.’ Largest Bank—Warns Of 8% Interest Rates Along With Recession

Jamie Dimon: I'm'more concerned' than most about the American economy’s prospects. Dimon warns of 8% interest rates along with recession. He says he's “more concerned’ than most” about the U.S. economy. JPMorgan Chase is the largest bank in the world.

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Jamie Dimon warns inflation, interest rates may remain elevated

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warns inflation, interest rates may remain high. Large amounts of government spending underpining the U.S. economy. JPMorgan CEO Dimon: Inflation and interest rates could remain high as large amounts of spending underpin the economy. Dimon says government spending is key to the economy's success.

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