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JPMorgan Chase has issued a stark warning regarding the potential economic impacts of the upcoming presidential election. In a recent interview with Bloomberg, David Kelly, JPMorgan’s Chief Global Strategist, highlighted concerns over former President Trump’s proposal to raise tariffs on imports as a means to cut income taxes.

Kelly warned that if Trump were to win the election and implement significant tariff hikes, it could lead to stagflation—a toxic combination of slowed economic growth and increased inflation.

“The recent debate has significantly boosted the chances of a Republican sweep in November,” Kelly commented. “If this happens, and considering Trump’s stance on tariffs, we could see a scenario where tariffs exacerbate economic challenges by stifling growth and driving up prices.”

Kelly also expressed apprehension about the potential economic shocks that could arise from Trump’s immigration policies, noting that a severe crackdown on undocumented immigrants might disrupt labor markets and economic stability.

Discussing the future of the 2017 tax cuts, Kelly emphasized uncertainty, suggesting that Biden’s reelection could see some extensions while Trump’s victory might lead to the full retention of these cuts, potentially increasing national debt and long-term interest rates.

Notably, Kelly did not elaborate on his economic outlook under a second term for Biden. Earlier this year, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon commented positively on Biden’s economic policies, acknowledging their role in stimulating growth through substantial spending initiatives.

Dimon praised Biden’s infrastructure investments as crucial, though he acknowledged that the benefits might not be uniformly felt across all segments of society, particularly in rural and urban areas.

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