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Rising borrowing costs signal funding risks for global AI expansion: Jefferies report

The Economic Times ·

As the financial markets grapple with emerging pressures, substantial investments in artificial intelligence infrastructure are evident.

Companies like Oracle and CoreWeave are facing heightened credit risk, indicating struggles with borrowing amidst rising financing costs.

Investors need to keep a close eye on credit spreads to gauge the viability of AI project funding.

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