JP Morgan Says Biggest Risk to the Market in 2023 is No Recession at All JP Morgan Says Biggest Risk to the Market in 2023 is No Recession at All
Markets Insider reported JP Morgan Strategist, Mike Bell, stating that the biggest risk to the market in 2023 is if there is no recession after all. As the economy has feared a recessionary state in the U.S., the actions of the Federal Reserve could negatively impact how the economy reacts. Bell has stated that without a recession, current wage growth could force the Fed to raise rates more than expected. The action would be an attempt to combat inflation, which would lead both stocks and bonds to decline without rate cuts. JUST IN: JPMorgan says the biggest risk to the market is no recession at all. — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) January 31, 2023 Market in Danger Without a Recession? The current economic state of the United States is certainly a fragile one. Many are fearing for the worst, and preparing for such, as the economy reels following Federal Reserve interest rate hikes throughout 2022. Yet, JP Morgan Strategist Mike Bell has stated that the greates...