'Buckle up': IMF and Bank of England Join Growing Chorus Warning of an AI Bubble
Global financial regulators warn AI-driven tech stock valuations mirror the 2000 dot-com bubble, with tech stocks making up 40% of the S&P 500, raising correction risks.
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Bank of England Warns AI Stocks Mirror Dot-Com Bubble Risks
Echoes of the Dot-Com Era The Bank of England has issued a stark warning about the burgeoning artificial intelligence sector, drawing parallels to the infamous dot-com bubble of 2000. In its latest financial stability report, the central bank highlighted that valuations in AI-related stocks have reached levels not seen since the turn of the millennium, with market concentration among a handful of tech giants at extremes unmatched in half a centu…
IMF and BoE warn AI boom risks ‘abrupt’ stock market correction
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The global bourgeoisie markets are exposed to the risk of a broken correction, as the boom of artificial intelligence pushes the evaluations towards...
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