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Jamie Dimon says he wouldn’t buy Treasurys. ‘I don’t understand the upside.’

Jamie Dimon says he wouldn’t buy Treasurys. ‘I don’t understand the upside.’
MarketWatch Tuesday 21 July 2026, 07:51 UTC By Steve Goldstein 1 min read
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Jamie Dimon — long considered a potential candidate to be treasury secretary, and the person in charge of one of the nation’s primary dealers of Treasury securities — says he wouldn’t buy American debt.

Jamie Dimon — long considered a potential candidate to be treasury secretary, and the person in charge of one of the nation’s primary dealers of Treasury securities — says he wouldn’t buy American debt. [Image text:] ATION SUMMIT
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