In US, challenges are structural and the debate on healthcare, tax & infra is on long term basis

"Having a central bank take their foot off the gas is a positive development because it means the economy is getting better and we should n...

“Just because the candidate has a view does not necessarily mean that is the policy that is going to be put in place.”

One thing that is becoming clear is that there is no compelling reason to hike rates in a hurry.

"The fears about China had never made much sense because China is a very managed process."

In a chat with ET Now, James E Glassman, JPMorgan Chase & Co, says, US market reaction to slow jobs growth was a short-term reaction and th...

"Central banks are providing a fair amount of accommodation to their countries. So, crisis may be isolated to the Greece itself."

'When I think about the global economy, the metaphor I use to describe the current global economic situation is ‘getting back on the horse’...

It is still too early to conclude that the US is on the slow track because we have had some very major shifts due to the seasons -- the win...

In a chat with ET Now, James E Glassman, Managing Director, JP Morgan Chase & Co and Head Economist, Commercial Bank, gives his views on Sp...

Many of their fiscal & bank problems are related to recession. Buying time will actually help.

I do not expect to see any real disappointment out of China and the region is doing really well, even though it is growing more slowly.

Worry that China has hard landing does not make much sense to me because this is a very managed process, says James E Glassman.

In an Interview with ET NOW, James E Glassman, MD, JP Morgan Chase & Co and Head Economist, Commercial Bank, discusses US and European mark...

In an interview with ET Now, James E. Glassman, Managing Director, JP Morgan Chase & Co. and Head Economist, Commercial Bank, shares his vi...

European region may be bottom in the first quarter. We expect things to slowly build beyond that, says James E Glassman of JP Morgan Chase.

James E Glassman, MD, JP Morgan Chase & Co, talks about Obama’s debt reduction plan and whether QE3 will make sense after QE2