JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon warns of cyber threats after US-Iran strikes

• JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon anticipates a rise in cyber or terrorist attacks globally following US and Israel's strikes on Iran.
• Dimon warned that banks could be among the targets of these attacks, emphasizing the importance of cyber defenses.
• He stated that immediate safety is a priority, with JPMorgan having staff in affected cities.
• Dimon believes the current increase in oil prices is unlikely to cause a sustained inflationary surge unless the conflict is prolonged.
• He also reiterated longer-term risks in credit markets, citing high government debt levels and elevated asset prices.