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The International Monetary Fund warns that an AI investment bust could reduce global GDP growth by up to 1.3 percentage points in 2028, with U.S. infrastructure spending on the technology potentially exceeding $10 trillion through 2032. Advanced Asian economies are particularly vulnerable due to their reliance on AI-driven exports. The Financial Times reports that stock markets face a growing threat of an AI-driven crunch linked to circular financing, where large tech firms have provided $300 billion in equity and $650 billion in debt to startups. The IMF also identifies disorderly spikes in government bond yields and severe cyberattacks as critical threats to financial stability.
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- SOURCE@deitaone“the IMF warns that an AI investment bust could reduce global economic growth by up to 1.3 percentage points in 2028”x.com
- SUPPORT@ft“Risk of an AI crunch for stock markets is rising”x.com
- SUPPORT@business“A surge in government bond yields is the biggest emerging risk to the global financial system, a top official at the International Monetary Fund said”x.com
- SUPPORT@hedgiemarkets“big tech put about $300 billion of equity and $650 billion of debt into weaker AI firms”x.com
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