According to BlockBeats, JPMorgan has reported that the probability of an economic recession, as reflected in stocks closely tied to the U.S. economy, has surged to nearly 80%. Despite potential increased financial pressures, credit product investors remain optimistic. JPMorgan's market-based recession indicator dashboard reveals that the Russell 2000 Index, which was heavily impacted by recent sell-offs, currently indicates a 79% chance of recession. Other asset classes are also signaling warnings: the S&P 500 Index shows a 62% probability, basic metals indicate a 68% chance, and 5-year U.S. Treasury bonds reflect a 54% likelihood. In contrast, the investment-grade credit market reflects only a 25% probability of recession, a significant increase from zero last November.