Bank of England and IMF Warn of Potential Sharp Market Corrections Due to AI Bubble
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The Bank of England warns of a potential sudden correction in tech stocks, especially those inflated by AI hype, amid concerns over market overvaluation and economic risks related to high debt and inflation. The report highlights the vulnerability of AI-focused tech companies to market adjustments, reflecting broader concerns about overexuberance in risky assets and the macroeconomic stability.
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- Markets face 'sharp correction' if mood sours on AI or Fed freedom, Bank of England says Reuters
- IMF and BoE warn AI boom risks ‘abrupt’ stock market correction Financial Times
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