Inflation could rise further and recession is not off the table.
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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon issued a stark warning to Wall Street:
Inflation could rise further and recession is not off the table.
Dimon stressed that this may be the most dangerous time the world has seen in decades and that the wars in Ukraine, Israel and Gaza could have far-reaching impacts on energy and food supply, trade and geopolitical relationships.
It could even, he said, lead to “nuclear blackmail.”
Mankind faces huge risks, he said. One is obviously war in Eastern Europe and the Middle East. But beyond that, Dimon is worried about nuclear proliferation, climate change and the risk of another pandemic. |
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| Why Precious Metals?
According to a recent article by CNBC
Analysts at Goldman Sachs said in a note Sunday on the metals outlook for 2024 that gold’s “shine is returning.”
“The potential upside in gold prices will be closely tied to U.S. real rates and dollar moves, but we also expect persistent strong consumer demand from China and India, alongside central bank buying to offset downward pressures from upside growth surprises and rate cut repricing,” they said.
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