Jamie Dimon warns of potential bond market crisis from rising government debt

10 articles · Updated · CNBC · Apr 28

Speaking at Norway's sovereign wealth fund conference, Dimon highlighted global government debt and risks like geopolitics and oil, warning policymakers to act before markets force intervention.
He explained a bond crisis could cause sudden yield spikes and liquidity breakdowns, similar to the 2022 UK gilt crisis, likely requiring central bank intervention.
Dimon also noted that while private credit is not yet a systemic risk, a broad credit downturn could be harsher than expected due to the long absence of a credit recession.

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