In a strong statement that underscores the growing concerns on Wall Street, JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has warned that escalating tariffs could spell serious economic trouble for the United States. According to Dimon, tariffs will likely lead to increased inflation, and if not addressed quickly, may even trigger a recession.

“This should be resolved quickly,” Dimon stated, marking his first public comment on the tariff issue since the U.S.-China trade tensions reignited.

Dimon's remarks carry significant weight given his stature in global finance and his history of measured, pragmatic commentary. His concerns align with a broader sentiment among economists and financial leaders who fear that prolonged trade conflicts could undercut economic stability.

The statement adds fresh pressure on President Donald Trump’s administration, which has so far stood firm on its aggressive tariff policy. However, with mounting warnings from business leaders and signs of market volatility, the White House may be compelled to reconsider or at least scale back its approach.

The timing of Dimon’s comments also coincides with a crucial week for global markets, with investors already bracing for a series of key economic data releases, corporate earnings reports, and geopolitical developments.

As the economic implications of tariffs continue to unfold, all eyes will be on Washington to see whether this latest pushback from the business community influences a shift in trade policy.

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