Jamie Dimon is braced for shares to go down one other 30% in a very extreme recession

Thursday’s Shopper Value Index report revealed inflation was up 8.2% year-over-year in September, so it’s seemingly the Federal Reserve will proceed to lift rates of interest.  

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has been sounding the recession alarm for a while now, even giving it a timeline earlier this week. Dimon mentioned on Monday he sees a recession coming in six to 9 months. He cited the Federal Reserve’s anticipated rate of interest hikes going into subsequent 12 months, the lasting results of the pandemic, and the fallout from the battle in Ukraine. 

From “storm clouds” to a “hurricane,” he’s now echoing his earlier concern—that it’s unlikely the U.S. financial system will expertise a gentle touchdown, and that it may be unable to keep away from a recession at this level. 

“I don’t know if it might be a gentle touchdown—I don’t assume so, however it may,” Dimon mentioned at a convention in Washington D.C. on Thursday, in keeping with Bloomberg. 

“In a tricky recession, you possibly can count on the market to go down one other 20% to 30%,” he added. 

The market has already seen a steep decline this 12 months. 

In an try to decrease inflation to its 2% goal, the Fed has raised rates of interest 5 occasions this 12 months. The final three hikes had been all by 75 foundation factors—elevating the benchmark federal funds charge to three% to three.25%, the very best it’s been since 2008. Dimon mentioned his “intestine” is telling him that the Fed’s benchmark charge might enhance to 4% to 4.5%, as inflation stays stubbornly excessive. 

He’s not alone in his prediction. Different economists, together with Allianz chief financial adviser Mohamed El-Erian and former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers, have mentioned it’s unlikely the U.S. will keep away from a tough touchdown. Final month, Summers mentioned a tough touchdown was “considerably extra seemingly” than a gentle touchdown. He suspects if inflation had been to come back down within the subsequent two to 3 years it’d be within the context of recession. El-Erian mentioned the likelihood of a recession is “uncomfortably excessive,” blaming the Fed for its late response. 

Some economists and traders recommend the Fed’s charge hikes are pushing the U.S. right into a recession. Jay Hatfield, CEO of Infrastructure Capital Administration, informed Fortune final month that he believes the Fed is “making one more coverage mistake” and that there’s a threat to the financial system if the Fed overtightens with out giving it time to regulate. Economist William Spriggs informed Fortune that if the Fed continues to lift rates of interest aggressively, it’ll push the U.S. right into a recession and thousands and thousands of individuals will lose their jobs. 

Dimon, alternatively, mentioned he has “whole religion and belief” in Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.

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