JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon recently expressed an optimistic outlook for the US economy, hoping for a 'soft landing' for the US economy. However, he held a reserved view on the market's focus on whether US inflation will return to 2%. Dimon believes that although the Federal Reserve might take action, such as a 50 basis point rate cut, this will not have the significant impact on the economy as expected by the market. He further stressed that the current US economy has not entered a recession, and there is no plan to leave the company in the short term. His series of remarks conveys a message that despite economic challenges, JPMorgan and its leaders still hold a positive view of the US economy, believing that with appropriate policy adjustments, the US economy has the ability to overcome current difficulties and achieve stable growth.