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Donald Trump’s tariffs disaster ‘doubtless’ to spark recession, says JPMorgan Chase CEO

By Editorial Board Published April 9, 2025 4 Min Read
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Donald Trump’s tariffs disaster ‘doubtless’ to spark recession, says JPMorgan Chase CEO

The CEO of JPMorgan Chase has mentioned Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs are “likely” to spark a recession.

Jamie Dimon is without doubt one of the most distinguished voices in company America and has repeatedly been consulted by administrations throughout instances of disaster.

Tariffs newest: US-China commerce struggle escalates

A recession is when there are not less than six months of financial contraction in gross home product (GDP), the full worth of products and companies produced over a selected interval.

Showing on US channel Fox Enterprise, Mr Dimon mentioned: “I think probably [a recession is] a likely outcome.”

“When you see a 2000-point decline [in the Dow Jones Industrial Average], it sort of feeds on itself, doesn’t it,” he continued.

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Providing recommendation for the Trump administration, Mr Dimon referred to as for the US authorities to make quick progress on commerce agreements with different international locations.

“Take a deep breath, negotiate some trade deals. That’s the best thing they can do,” he mentioned. “I’m taking a calm view. But I think it could get worse if we don’t make some progress here.”

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JPMorgan has “lost a couple of bond deals already” as purchasers abroad have mentioned they might fairly do enterprise with native banks, the CEO added.

Mr Trump’s baseline 10% tariffs got here into power on Saturday 5 April and his more durable levies – together with 20% for the European Union – have been applied at 5am right this moment.

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China faces the very best tariff of 104% after the US president hiked the speed following a retaliation from Beijing.

Amid escalating fears of a worldwide commerce struggle, markets have struggled within the wake of the tariffs with Wall Road struggling its worst week since 2020 and Asian inventory markets tumbling dramatically.

The US president is exhibiting no indicators of backing down although, and minutes after US markets opened exhibiting slight drops right this moment, he posted on his Reality Social platform: “BE COOL!”

“Everything is going to work out well,” he continued. “The USA will be bigger and better than ever before!”

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