Jordan Jackson of JPMorgan sees a resilient market driven by concentrated tech/AI earnings, with cautious optimism for Europe and Japan. He expects the Fed to hold rates as inflation peaks, with a dovish tilt in the voting committee. AI adoption broadening to non-tech sectors could boost margins and market breadth.

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Emerging Asia cautious up
JPMorgan 9.2
Financial Conglomerate $3170.00B
Jordan Jackson 9.5
7/1/2026 6:31:56 PM
dxy
With the Fed on hold and inflation easing, the dollar is likely to trade rangebound in the near term, as no strong tightening or easing bias is signaled.
metals
No explicit mention of metals. With a stable rate environment and no strong inflation surprises, metals likely remain rangebound.
ndx
Earnings growth remains concentrated in tech/AI, supporting NDX. However, Jackson notes the need for broadening to other sectors for sustained confidence, implying cautious optimism.
rut
Jackson looks for AI adoption to improve margins for the 493 (non-tech mega-cap stocks), which would benefit RUT. This is conditional, hence cautious.
wti
Jackson notes the US-Iran conflict is waning, which reduces geopolitical risk premium on oil, suggesting potential downward pressure on WTI.
yields
Jackson expects the Fed to keep rates on hold due to a dovish-leaning committee and past-peak inflation, implying yields remain rangebound in the near term.

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