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BIS warns that the artificial intelligence boom may be more fragile than markets suggest

The powerful rally that has lifted global equity markets over the past two years is facing growing questions as investors reassess the financial foundations of the artificial intelligence boom. The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has warned that rising corporate debt, heavy investment in AI......

Oracle Faces Investor Scrutiny as Debt-Fueled AI Expansion Triggers Credit Concerns

Oracle Corporation is facing a severe test on Wall Street as the immense capital requirements of its aggressive artificial intelligence push clash with escalating corporate debt, sparking investor anxiety despite record-breaking contract growth. Although the technology giant has established itself as......

IMF warns rising AI company debt could pose growing financial risks

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has cautioned that the rapidly increasing debt levels of companies investing heavily in artificial intelligence could become a greater threat to global financial stability than elevated stock market valuations in the technology sector. Speaking during a panel at......

Morgan Stanley forecasts $570 billion AI debt surge in 2026

Global debt markets are undergoing a structural shift driven by the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence infrastructure spending. Morgan Stanley estimates that global AI-related debt issuance will rise to nearly $570 billion in 2026, more than doubling from previous levels as major technology companies......

Danone secures billions in bonds amid war-driven market volatility

Major blue-chip firms rushed to lock in funding during brief market lulls as the US-Iran conflict disrupts global bond markets and drives up borrowing costs. Danone led a wave of European bond issuances Wednesday with a three-tranche deal. It drew over 6.5 billion euros in orders for euro-denominated......

Western sanctions leave 500 million dollars of Telegram bonds frozen in Russia

Around 500 million dollars of Telegram bonds remain frozen at Russia’s National Settlement Depository because of Western sanctions imposed after the 2022 invasion of Ukraine, underscoring the messaging app’s ongoing financial exposure to Russian capital markets despite founder Pavel Durov’s......