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Echoing concerns around credit risk, Guha referenced comments from Jamie Dimon regarding market complacency and credit markets. Acknowledging recent sentiment shifts, Guha recognized that while the likelihood of a recession has moderated somewhat, risks remain elevated compared to historical averages. He estimates a recession's probability to be around 30%, emphasizing the importance of cautious navigation within credit markets, where spreads may not fully reflect prevailing risks.
Dimon’s insistence on avoiding corporate credit raises questions about potential vulnerabilities in corporate debt, a sentiment Guha appears to resonate with. The risk of significant downturns looms, especially given the market’s current state, and investors should remain vigilant.