J.P. Morgan said that if the economic data falls short of expectations, then the stock market will face a certain risk of a pullback in the next few weeks. John Normand and other strategists wrote in a report on Friday that considering the backlog of demand and the assumption that the US Congress can finally pass further fiscal relief measures, it is unlikely that the stock market will plummet. However, they warned that if employment and retail sales data at the beginning of the month are weaker than expected, there is a risk of a correction in the stock market.