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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon expressed concerns about a potential US recession in 2026, despite current strong economic data. He cited weakening job numbers, persistent inflation, AI's impact, and trade wars as key worries. Dimon criticized government shutdowns for hindering economic reporting and preparedness. While other prominent investors share his apprehension, the stock market has remained at record highs, seemingly unconcerned by the predictions of an economic downturn.

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