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'This is like the third time we've had to do this, it is a potentially catastrophic event,' he said, referring to prior Congressional deadlocks over federal debt limits. credit default would affect the repo and money markets, client contracts, its capital ratios, and how ratings agencies would react, Dimon said in an interview. JPMorgan, the country's largest bank, has begun scenario-planning for how a potential U.S. With federal funding due to expire on Thursday and a potential debt default by October 18, Democrats who narrowly control the Senate and House are racing to head off fiscal disaster while also passing President Joe Biden's ambitious $3.5 billion spending package. JPMorgan Chase has begun preparing for the possibility of the United States hitting its debt limit, CEO Jamie Dimon told Reuters on Tuesday, adding he nevertheless expected policymakers to find a solution to avoid that 'potentially catastrophic' event.