During a conference organized by the Norwegian sovereign wealth fund, Jamie Dimon (CEO of JPMorgan Chase) stated that he is not currently worried about inflation, though he warned that stagflation remains a potential worst-case scenario for the economy. He attributed inflationary pressures to various global factors, including the ongoing war in Iran, military rearmament, and the world's infrastructure needs. Dimon emphasized that geopolitical risks, particularly the conflicts in Iran and Ukraine, and the threat of cyber attacks are significant concerns for economic stability. Despite speculation about a possible presidential run, Dimon humorously remarked that it was too late for him to consider such a move, expressing his contentment with his role at JPMorgan.