The CEOs of the nation’s largest banks, JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America, are sending different messages about the economy. One is more optimistic, the other more pessimistic. WSJ’s Ben Eisen explains what’s driving their differences.
Further Reading:
- Bank of America CEO’s Optimism Defies Economic Gloom
- Jamie Dimon Says U.S. Consumers Still Have Six to Nine Months of Spending Power
- JP Morgan Chase Earnings Show Economy is Resilient, but Jamie Dimon’s “Hurricane” Looms
Further Listening:
- The Fed’s Plan to Curb Inflation
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