A rising credit‑default‑swap spread on a major AI investor is an early, measurable market signal that large‑scale AI spending and associated real‑estate/construction financing may be overleveraging firms and their partners. Tracking CDS moves on cloud, chip and data‑center tenants can reveal overheating before earnings or employment data do.
— If CDS moves become a public early‑warning metric for AI‑driven overinvestment, regulators, energy planners, and local permitting authorities could use them to coordinate disclosure, oversight, and contingency planning.
EditorDavid
2025.11.30
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Morgan Stanley flagged Oracle’s five‑year CDS rising to ~1.25% and warned it could hit record levels as borrowing to finance AI infrastructure and reported construction loans spur heavy hedging.
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