J.P. Morgan economist sees 40% US recession chance and risks to 'exorbitant privilege'

There is about a 40% chance of a U.S. recession this year and a risk of lasting damage to the country's standing as an investment destination if the administration undermines trust in U.S. governance, according to J.P. Morgan's chief economist.

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