Economy Defies Dimon and Dalio's Recession Predictions, But Uncertainty Still Looms
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Dimon and Dalio predicted a recession was imminent in the past few years, but the economy has performed better than expected.
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The economy has defied expectations with strong jobs reports, cooling inflation, and high consumer spending.
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Dalio admits "I got it wrong" in predicting a recession due to high interest rates slowing growth.
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Dimon says he "would have thought some of the fiscal stimulus would have worn off by now".
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Some economists still predict a recession, while others see a "soft landing", but Dimon warns "before any crash, you felt great, and then things change."