Jamie Dimon, Trump and recession
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In an interview with Fox Business on Wednesday, Dimon pointed to weakening consumer spending and possible defaults from borrowers as a result of the uncertainty currently sweeping
From Fortune
During his TV interview, Dimon said a recession is a “likely outcome” of the new tariff program, but defended the idea of tariffs as a way to make trade better.
From Wall Street Journal
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