The JPMorgan Chase CEO said companies shouldn't try to make changes based on short-term economic predictions.

Jamie Dimon says there’s no point looking at consumer sentiment for a hint on the economy. Analysts will have to wait for the ...

"Employment will come down a little bit. Inflation will go up a little bit. Hopefully, it's just a little bit," Dimon said.

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warned U.S. economic conditions could deteriorate soon, undermining a potential soft landing ...

Critics of the sometimes-salty JPMorgan Chase CEO say his advice might put him in the same disfavored group he called out.

I think there’s a chance real numbers will deteriorate soon,” the longtime JPMorgan Chase CEO told investors at a Morgan Stanley conference Tuesday.

“I think there’s a chance real numbers will deteriorate soon." ...

About a week after Dimon's recession forecast, the CEO hosted JPMorgan's earnings call and pointed out that the analyst community had lowered the consensus S&P 500 growth forecast from 10% to only 5% ...

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon cautioned that the U.S. economy may soon weaken, citing rising inflation, modest job losses, and ...

Jamie Dimon says the party’s over, and what comes next could hit your wallet, your job, and your sense of stability.

Investors are behaving as if "there's no recession risk whatsoever," according to The Leuthold Group.