JP Morgan's Dimon Sees Market Crash Risk Within Two Years

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : On trade, Dimon revealed that discussions are underway to roll back tariffs imposed on India for its trade with Russia.
51% : Asked about political ambitions, he brushed off the speculation with characteristic humor, saying it's not on the cards but adding with a laugh that if offered the presidency, he'd take it and thinks he'd do a good job.
50% : Central bank independence is important, he said, though he added he was willing to take Trump at his word that he wouldn't interfere with the Fed if returned to office.
44% : The mixed assessment reflects the banker's pragmatic view of how political disruption can sometimes produce positive secondary effects.

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