The latest warnings from JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon on geopolitical risks and tariffs have become par for the course.While he hasn’t quite achieved the stature of legendary investor Warren Buffett, as the head of America’s biggest bank people usually sit up and listen when Dimon makes predictions.

We're not out of the economic woods yet. At least not according to JP Morgan JPM CEO Jamie Dimon, who spoke Monday at the bank's annual investors conference. The fear and trepidation that markets felt when President Donald Trump first unveiled his tariff plan has only been matched by the exuberance felt since the White House announced a 90-day pause on the tariffs.

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon said Monday he didn’t think the full impact of tariffs had passed through to the broader economy and warned that the stock market could slump as companies reckoned with the new costs for goods and supplies.