JPMorgan boss Jamie Dimon warned that a so-called “Goldilocks” economy — with growth that’s not too hot or too cold — may not save the US from a recession as the government faces a “huge deficit”. “I’m a little skeptical on this Goldilocks scenario. I still think the chances of it not being a soft landing are higher than other people,” Dimon told Fox Business from San Francisco, where JPMorgan is hosting its 42nd Annual Healthcare Conference from Jan. 8 to 11. Dimon warned about a slew of issues that could disrupt the economy in the coming months, including COVID relief that’s set to run out this year. “The extra money that …
