This month

According to JPMorgan Asset Management strategist Karen Ward, Western economies won’t escape inflation without a recession. According to Ward, the labor markets in

Recession? Some Signs Say Not So Fast - J.P. Morgan

This month’s report explains our view that moderating U.S. economic growth momentum is benign, not a recession precursor. Our portfolios favor U.S. equities and are neutral U.S.

Recession vs

The chief global strategist at JPMorgan Chase says the US may avoid a recession, but the bank’s economic outlook is not yet optimistic. In a new interview on CNBC

Q4 2025: Recession vs. Inflation Emerging Market Debt Quarterly Strategy In brief Markets have entered a price discovery period as central banks exit accommodative monetary policies. We

5 Ways to Invest While There's No Recession: JPMorgan's Kelly

JPMorgan strategist Mike Bell said

A JPMorgan strategist just said that markets are in big trouble if

JPMorgan Chase Says US May Have Dodged Recession, Warns

JPMorgan strategist Mike Bell said the biggest market risk is if there is no recession this year and wage growth stays high. That would force the Federal Reserve to raise

The US should avoid a

Biggest Risk to the Market Is No Recession at All in 2025:

No Escaping Inflation Without Recession: JPMorgan Strategist

The US should avoid a recession this year, JPMorgan Asset Management's chief global strategist says. Steady progress on inflation without an exogenous shock can

According to David Kelly

Cycle extension, not recession

According to David Kelly, chief global strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management, the July CPI report, which showed inflation dropping 0.6% from its June peak for

September 2025 Q4 2025: Recession vs. Inflation - J.P. Morgan

I actually think the biggest

Fed seems to ‘draw a line in the sand’ on inflation, says JPMorgan

“I actually think the biggest risk to markets is that we don’t get a recession in 2025,” JPMorgan strategist Mike Bell told Bloomberg TV Tuesday. Without a recession, he

The higher inflation category took over from there – almost 80% of all CPI items has inflation of more than 6% by late 2025, by which point the number of CPI items with