.JPMorgan Pursuit chief executive officer Jamie Dimon said Wednesday he still believes that the probabilities of a "smooth touchdown" for the U.S. economy are around 35% to 40%, creating financial crisis one of the most probably case in his mind.When CNBC's Leslie Picker inquired Dimon if he had altered his view coming from February that markets were too hopeful on downturn dangers, he stated the odds were "about the same" as his earlier telephone call." There is actually a considerable amount of unpredictability out there," Dimon claimed. "I've consistently led to geopolitics, property, the deficiencies, the spending, the quantitative tightening, the vote-castings, all these things result in some alarm in markets." Dimon, leader of the most significant U.S. banking company by properties and among the best respected voices on Wall Street, has warned of an economical "storm" since 2022. But the economic climate has actually held up better than he expected, and Dimon stated Wednesday that while credit-card customer nonpayments are actually increasing, America is actually not in an economic downturn right now.Dimon added he is actually "a bit of a skeptic" that the Federal Book can easily deliver rising cost of living down to its own 2% aim at because of future costs on the green economy and military." There is actually constantly a big stable of results," Dimon pointed out. "I'm entirely positive that if our experts possess a light economic crisis, even a harder one, we will be ok. Obviously, I'm incredibly understanding to people who lose their tasks. You don't prefer a challenging landing.".