JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has highlighted the escalating geopolitical tensions as a significant threat to the global economy, warning that 'conditions are treacherous and getting worse'. He expressed concerns over conflicts such as Russia's invasion of Ukraine and tensions in the Middle East, which he believes could lead to profound human suffering and long-term economic impacts. Despite the U.S. economy showing resilience and slowing inflation, Dimon pointed out persistent issues like large fiscal deficits, infrastructure needs, and the remilitarization of the world. He emphasized the necessity for preparedness in any environment, citing the potential far-reaching effects on the course of history. JPMorgan reported strong third-quarter earnings, with revenue surpassing analyst expectations despite a dip in net income. Dimon's remarks underscore his longstanding concern over geopolitical risks, labeling countries like Russia, Iran, and North Korea as an 'evil axis' working against Western interests.