JP Morgan CEO Warns of 'Most Dangerous Time in Decades' as Bank Posts Strong Q3 Results
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JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon warns the world is facing the "most dangerous time in decades" due to conflicts like Israel-Gaza.
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Dimon says the conflicts could impact energy, food, trade, and diplomacy.
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JP Morgan reported strong Q3 earnings but Dimon warned high inflation and interest rates are risks.
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Dimon said U.S. consumers have been spending down excess savings.
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JP Morgan's profits jumped 35% to $13.15 billion in Q3, boosted by its takeover of the collapsed First Republic Bank.