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- In his annual letter to JPMorgan shareholders, Jamie Dimon rang the alarm on geopolitical tensions.
- The bank's CEO said investors were too optimistic about inflation, interest rates, and the economy.
- Dimon hailed AI as revolutionary and flagged recession or even stagflation as significant risks.
Jamie Dimon is deeply concerned about international relations — and worries investors are too optimistic about threats such as inflation, interest rates, and recession.
The JPMorgan CEO made his case in a dour shareholder letter published on Monday.