See Risks of US Economy Being Weaker Than Expected, JPMorgan's Peters Says

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JPMorgan's Grace Peters warns of potential US economic weakness, citing rising youth unemployment, but sees growth prospects in 2026 due to tax rebates and breaks.

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Despite record AI capex spending and increased spending by high-income consumers, there is a risk that below the surface that the US economy is weaker than we think, says Grace Peters, Co-Head of Global Investment Strategy at JPMorgan Private Bank. Peters says data points including rising youth unemployment, could be a cause for a December Fed cut. However, with 2026 set to bring tax rebates and tax breaks from the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act," she believes there is a chance that growth will accelerate, creating the prospects for the Fed to raise interest rates. Peters joined "The Pulse with Francine Lacqua" on Bloomberg Television. (Source: Bloomberg)

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Original article published by Bloomberg on December 2, 2025.
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