JPMorgan CEO Dimon: The US bond market will experience turmoil, prompting The Federal Reserve (FED) to take action.

According to a report by Jinse Finance, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon expects a "disruption" in the U.S. bond market, prompting The Federal Reserve (FED) to intervene. During a conference call on Friday for earnings reports, Dimon stated, "Due to various rules and regulations, there will be some chaos in the U.S. Treasury market." He added that the FED would step in, but only when "they start to get a little panicked." As Trump's tariff policy continues to trigger broader market turmoil, yields—especially long-term bond yields—have surged sharply this week. This trend raises doubts about whether the asset has lost its safe-haven appeal and has sparked concerns about significant Close Position in basis trading.