JPMorgan: AI tools played an important role during the market turbulence caused by tariffs.
JPMorgan's Asset and Wealth Management CEO, Mary Erdoes, stated that the bank's AI tools have enabled it to boost sales to wealthy clients, even handling a large number of requests from concerned customers during the market crash in April. This largest bank in the USA has been increasing its use of AI alongside its peers. Goldman Sachs is launching a generative AI assistant for its bankers, traders, and asset management, while Morgan Stanley is developing a chatbot for its financial advisors using OpenAI. Last month, tariffs were announced in the USA.
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Trump's deceptive tariff strategies leave Powell trapped in a quandary.
Recently, retailer Jim Tackler in the Chicago area and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell have found themselves with many similarities. Tackler stated that the turmoil over tariffs has pushed him into a crazy game of "who is the coward," leaving him completely unsure about how high the import taxes will ultimately be. The e-commerce website that Tackler operates just ordered a batch of "long socks worth $0.08 million." He expressed his concerns, saying, "Will the cost of these socks eventually rise to $0.2 million? If so, how am I supposed to do business?" When viewed on a larger scale, the problems faced by Powell are quite similar. If thousands of companies...
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