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- JPMorgan's CEO said he sees trouble ahead for the US economy.
- Banking sector woes, a hawkish Fed, and Russia's invasion of Ukraine make for an uncertain macro forecast.
- The investment bank posted record revenue for its first fiscal quarter on the back of higher interest rates.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warned investors of looming "storm clouds" ahead for the US economy in the firm's earnings report on Friday.
The bank posted strong results, with record revenue of $38.3 billion handily beating expectations on the back of higher interest income thanks to the US central bank's aggressive monetary tightening campaign.