The Assumption Behind JPMorgan's Iran War Forecast Is Gone
JPMorgan has abandoned its baseline view of the war in Iran, telling clients it can no longer model the endgame. Natasha Kaneva, the bank’s head of global commodities strategy, noted that many of the economic redlines it once trusted have been crossed. The Thresholds JPMorgan Thought Would Hold The war began on February 28 and The post The Assumption Behind JPMorgan's Iran War Forecast Is Gone appeared first on BeInCrypto.
Key Takeaways
- JPMorgan has abandoned its baseline view of the war in Iran, telling clients it can no longer model the endgame.
- Natasha Kaneva, the bank’s head of global commodities strategy, noted that many of the economic redlines it once trusted have been crossed.
- The Thresholds JPMorgan Thought Would Hold The war began on February 28 and The post The Assumption Behind JPMorgan's Iran War Forecast Is Gone appeared first on BeInCrypto.
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