JPMorgan's Dimon on Bond Yields, AI Adoption, Mamdani, Geopolitics

In an interview at Bloomberg's Global China Summit, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warns that bond yields could rise further and that he is not buying credit spreads at current tight levels. He also discusses AI adoption, geopolitical risks, and the competitiveness of New York. Dimon advises investors to consider a wide range of outcomes and remain cautious on credit markets. - Dimon believes bond yields have room to rise due to AI investment demand and government deficits. - He explicitly says he is not a buyer of credit spreads at current levels. - He notes the massive scale of US AI investment spending. - Dimon discusses the risks of leveraged loans and potential stress in credit markets. - He shares views on US competitiveness and New York's business climate. - He expresses cautious optimism about China as an investment destination but no specific trade. - He emphasizes that AI will change job structures but JPMorgan plans to retrain staff. - The interview covers geopolitical tensions and the importance of US-China engagement.