Jamie Dimon warns rising government debt risks triggering bond market crisis

10 articles · Updated · CNBC · Apr 28

Speaking at Norway's sovereign wealth fund investment conference, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon highlighted growing global debt concerns and urged policymakers to act before markets react.
Dimon cautioned that a bond crisis could result in surging yields and liquidity breakdowns, referencing the 2022 UK gilt crisis as a recent example of market turmoil.
He emphasized that multiple risks—including geopolitics, oil prices, and deficits—could unpredictably combine, increasing the likelihood of abrupt market upheaval if not addressed through deliberate policy.

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