Dimon cautions against current stocks and bonds

Jimmy Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, warned about current financial market valuations, emphasizing that he is not interested in buying S&P 500 index stocks or long-term US treasury bonds at the present levels, despite the bank posting record profits in the second quarter of 2026. He pointed out that stock prices leave little room for negative surprises, and that current interest rates make bond attractiveness limited, with expected yields ranging between 4% and 4.5% on 10-year bonds, and short-term interest rates between 3.25% and 3.5%. He also warned of geopolitical risks such as the war in Ukraine, tensions with Iran, and the US-China conflict, noting that markets have become more resilient, but a turning point could happen quickly, justifying his cautious approach to investing at current levels.

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