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Consumer sentiment tumbles in April as inflation fears spike, University of Michigan survey shows

The S&P 500 is down more than 12% since President Donald Trump reentered the White House and launched a trade war with China.

The asset management executive spoke to CNBC's "Squawk Box" about the state of the economy, which has been rattled by tariffs from the Trump administration.

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"Analysts have generally reduced their S&P estimate earnings by 5%," in recent days, Dimon said. "I think you'll see that come down some more."

The producer price index, considered a leading indicator for pipeline inflation pressures, declined a seasonally adjusted 0.4% for the month.

The venture capital industry was already under a lot of pressure prior to the multitrillion-dollar stock market rout last week.

Commodities analysts estimate that U.S. crude needs to stay above $65 per barrel to keep shale producers in business.

The trends are running counter to what you might normally see, the central bank official told CNBC.

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