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Why Jamie Dimon’s Doubts on the Credit Market Are Well Founded

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Jamie Dimon's concerns about the credit market are valid due to the shift from liquidity providers to liquidity takers, potentially leading to abrupt downside in corporate bonds.

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Corporate bonds are exposed to abrupt downside as liquidity providers are increasingly replaced by liquidity takers.

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Original article published by Bloomberg on February 24, 2026.
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