JPMorgan warns corporate earnings growth may be peaking later this year, as macro data signals slowing momentum — a critical concern for stocks already under pressure from inflation and rising yields. A narrowing gap between business and consumer prices hints at stalled sales and earnings forecasts, while surging oil prices above $100/barrel, fueled by Middle East tensions, threaten to crush margins for airlines, transport, and manufacturers. Companies with thin margins or limited cost-passing power face the biggest risk, and investors should brace for earnings resets and potential stock corrections if guidance disappoints.
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