"I think the chance of inflation going up and stagflation is a little higher than other people think," Jamie Dimon said on Monday.

He also flagged that US asset prices remain high and credit spreads may be underestimating the risks of an economic downturn.

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The JPMorgan CEO told Bloomberg that the US was at risk of a fate more worrying than a recession. He's worried about stagflation, a combo of persistently high inflation and stagnant economic growth.