
J.P. Morgan Warns Stagflation Risks Persist Even Without a Sharp Economic Slowdown
Investors should watch for signs of stagflation even in the absence of a significant economic slowdown, the bank says.

Investors should watch for signs of stagflation even in the absence of a significant economic slowdown, the bank says.

The bank said uncertainty tied to the conflict has made it difficult to predict how crude prices will move in the coming months.

The bank told clients it "simply doesn't know" how crude prices will move, citing uncertainty over how far the conflict between the United States and Iran could escalate.

Speaking at a J.P. Morgan conference in London, Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb said Pakistan is moving from economic stabilisation toward investment and private sector-led growth.

Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb engaged in discussions on the sidelines of the Emerging and Frontier Markets Opportunities Conference, according to Pakistani state media.

Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb and State Bank Governor Jameel Ahmad represented Pakistan at the investment conference, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan.

Muhammad Aurangzeb tells investors Pakistan is shifting focus toward investment, exports and private sector-led growth after stabilizing the economy.
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The meeting came amid speculation over a windfall tax on banks in the October budget, according to The Guardian.