Investors see a US recession ahead, sticky inflation, and more rate hikes from the Fed, JPMorgan says
Investors are preparing for a recession and more interest rate hikes if inflation levels continue to stay high, according to JPMorgan.
Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve continues to hike rates in a bid to combat stubbornly high inflation. Although, inflation rates have declined, they remain far above the Fed's 2% target.
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