Jamie Dimon isn't losing sleep over the stock market's biggest fear

The stock market hit a rough patch last week, when fears around faster-than-expected wage growthtriggered a correction. Inflation in January rose more than economists forecast, a report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics showed on Wednesday. Jamie Dimon, chief executive of JPMorgan Chase, told Business Insider that while higher-than-expected wage growth and central bank tightening are legitimate concerns, job growth is more important. "If you had inflation and growth declining, then you should ...