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Jamie Dimon avoids long-term bonds amid US debt crisis fears

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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has stated he will not personally invest further in long-dated Treasury bills due to the U.S. national debt exceeding $39 trillion. He expressed concern that policymakers have not adequately addressed the debt, potentially leading to a bond market crisis. Dimon believes that while current inflation numbers are favorable, the high debt levels and deficit spending could eventually cause lenders to demand higher interest rates, impacting borrowing costs across the economy. AI

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Jamie Dimon avoids long-term bonds amid US debt crisis fears

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Eleanor Pringle ·

    Jamie Dimon won’t put more of his own money into the long end of the bond market right now—thanks to the $39 trillion national debt

    "These are very high debt numbers ... Usually you have to have like a great recession or a depression to have or war to have numbers like that," Dimon said.

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