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With geopolitical tensions rising, the United States and the global economy appear to be in a concerning position amid an ongoing tariff war. Speaking to the Financial Times today, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon called on the US to engage with China and end the trade war. US President Trump noted that Dimon’s comments were influential in his 90-day pause of the administration’s Liberation Day tariff plan. However, the pause did not extend to China, which is now facing a 145% import duty in what officials have called “extremely shameless.” JUST IN: JPMorgan CEO calls on the US to engage with China to end the trade war. — Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) April 15, 2025 Also Read: JPMorgan CEO: Recession is ‘Likely Outcome’ of Trump Tariffs JPMorgan CEO Speaks on US-China Trade War, The Need for Engagement In early April, the United States announced a sweeping global tariff plan in an effort to balance trade. Although that has since been paused, the move represented an increas...

The most prominent stocks on Wall Street were not saved from the market’s increased volatility in 2025. However, the development may work to the benefit of several promising stocks in the tech sector. Among them is Apple (AAPL), which has gotten an overweight rating from JPMorgan as 45% upside develops. The company has been one of the many affected by the ongoing sell-off affecting the stock market throughout the first three months of the year. Increased geopolitical conflict and economic uncertainty have resulted in hesitancy from investors. However, that has not limited what investors expect to be a massive turnaround for the United States’ mega-cap stocks. Soure: UNILAD Tech Also Read: Apple (AAPL) AI Shift, Tariff Relief Moves Have Stock Inching Closer to $300 Apple Gets New Overweight Rating From JPMorgan: How High Can The Stock Go in 2025? Uncertainty is all that US investors can expect this year, and Apple is no different. Despite being one of the most successful bran...

JPMorgan analysts warn that the crypto industry faces a potential downspell amid lower demand for top assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum. The leading cryptocurrency by market cap, BTC, is down over 6% in the past month. For ETH, the coin is down by nearly 18%. Despite the bullish market sentiment, not many cryptocurrencies have excelled on 2024 levels in 2025 thus far. Thus, JPMorgan fears that the 2025 crypto boom may not hit as hard as projected. The total crypto market cap has declined by 15% from its record high of $3.72 trillion on Dec. 17 to around $3.17 trillion, marking a significant correction. JPMorgan analysts, led by managing director Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou, say a lack of positive catalysts and fading momentum drive lower demand for crypto futures. Specifically, CME bitcoin and ether futures are nearing “backwardation”: where futures prices fall below spot prices, mirroring last June and July, the analysts wrote. “This is a negative development and indicativ...