The banks did well in Q1 of 2026, but JPMorgan Chase's CEO warns the next credit cycle might not be so kind.

For generations, the American Dream followed a familiar path. Get a good job, buy a home, raise a family, and save enough to enjoy retirement. Each step was supposed to make the next one easier. Today ...

Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, expressed concerns about autonomous AI agents managing personal banking transactions. He ...

Jamie Dimon used his annual shareholder letter to do something unusual this year. He opened it with a celebration, then ...

Jamie Dimon is CEO of JPMorgan Chase ( JPM +0.34%), the largest bank in America, so when he starts talking about trouble in the bond market, it's worth listening. The bond market is showing some signs ...

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon sharpened his warning about the risks of a global bond sell-off on Tuesday, saying the world's massive competition for capital could begin squeezing corporate borrowers.

Jamie Dimon has spent several years weighing in on interest rates, banking crises and the health of the American consumer, often in language sharp enough to move markets. His latest warning has ...

JPMorgan Chase is a diversified financial giant, so it has a high-level view of the economy. If the company is right, the aging of the Baby Boom generation could be a bigger hit than many expect. When ...

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Many investors and analysts expect interest rates to inevitably come down. When interest rates fall, companies may be incentivized to spend more because borrowing costs are lower. Stocks can also end ...

Jamie Dimon is looking at the same markets investors are—and drawing a very different conclusion. The JPMorgan Chase CEO tells Wilfred Frost of CNBC that he wouldn't touch either US stocks broadly or ...