Still, while Dimon described the U.S. as a "prosperous nation" and said that Americans are better off than they were in the past, he acknowledged that the bottom third of income earners have seen less progress. To shore up the nation's affordable housing supply, the JPMorgan CEO said the U.S. would need to rework the rules that dictate mortgage rates and remove barriers that make it more difficult and expensive to build homes. With the Iran war entering its fifth week, Dimon admitted he is unsure if the conflict would tip the U.S. into a recession, saying that "what's more important to the future of the world is that the war successfully conclude."
Author: Mary Cunningham
Published at: 2026-03-31 22:14:05
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