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2008-like crisis ahead? JPMorgan launches new way to bet against debt of Microsoft, Meta, Google; what this meansInvestor anxiety is rising as oil prices surge amid the US-Iran conflict, while JPMorgan Chase has launched new credit default swaps allowi...- Alphabet to sell rare 100-year bond to fund AI expansion, bookrunner memo showsAlphabet is set to price a rare 100-year bond, a memo from the lead manager seen by Reuters showed, as artificial intelligence-driven spend...
- Five debt hotspots in the AI data centre boomAI's rapid expansion is increasingly financed by debt, with data center financing deals surging to $125 billion this year. This reliance on...
- Oracle debt spirals toward 2008-era danger zones, Morgan Stanley sounds the alarm; Is ORCL still a buy before earnings?Oracle debt is spiraling toward 2008-era danger, with five-year CDS jumping to 125 bps and possibly hitting 200 bps in 2026 as AI spending ...
- Oracle default fears explode as Credit Default Swap hits crisis-level highs amid AI bubble panicOracle’s default risk is surging as its 5-year CDS jumps to 128 bps, the highest since the financial crisis. Credit traders are buying prot...
- AI spending pushes Oracle credit risk to 3-year peak: Here's why Morgan Stanley warns 2026 could be worseOracle debt warning: Oracle's debt is flashing strong warning signals. Morgan Stanley highlights mounting risks from AI spending and a wide...
- Credit Default Swaps spike — some AI firms now riskier than banks before the 2008 crashCredit default swaps on major AI companies are soaring. Oracle and other tech giants are borrowing billions to expand AI data centers. Orac...
- AI debt explosion has traders searching for cover: Credit WeeklyTech companies are borrowing billions for artificial intelligence. Lenders are now seeking protection against potential defaults. Derivativ...
- Paycheck-to-paycheck nation: 1 in 4 US households struggling to stay afloatUS affordability crisis: A significant portion of American households face financial strain in 2025. Almost twenty-four percent of families...
- Oracle’s debt mountain grows: $56 billion in new borrowing as cash flow turns deeply negativeOracle’s Debt Crisis Deepens: Oracle is under pressure as its debt load jumps by $56 billion while free cash flow turns sharply negative. T...
- Data center debt skyrockets 112% — $25 billion issued as AI boom fuels borrowing frenzyData center debt is soaring. In 2025, borrowing has jumped 112% to $25 billion. The AI boom is driving this surge. Companies are racing to ...
- Oracle default fears surge as credit swaps spike to 2-year high - is AI taking its toll?Oracle default fears surge as its credit-default swaps jump to a two-year high, signaling rising investor anxiety. The five-year CDS spread...
- Embezzlement amid FDI lull in PakistanThe ongoing turbulence in Pakistan’s economy is making the government and policymakers nervous about the country's future. At the same time...
- Dichotomy between markets and economy… can you still benefit?Why are stocks rallying amid the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression?
- Main risk facing the world is a Chinese debt disaster, warns George SorosGeorge Soros probably shouldn't expect any warm invitations to Beijing - not with the much-reviled short seller warning of a giant Chinese ...
- IT stocks gain on weak rupee; Wipro surges 4.4%Shares of Wipro climbed 4.43% to close at Rs 377.50 and Infosys rose 3.58% to Rs 2,422.20. TCS was up 1.11% to Rs 1,376.25 on BSE.
- 'BUY' OR 'SELL' ideas by experts for Friday, December 9ET Now spoke to various experts and here's what they have to recommend for today's trade:
- HCL Technologies Q1 net up 50% at Rs 496.7 crore, revenue up 25.4%Board declared an interim dividend of Rs 4/equity share of Rs 2 face value, which includes a 'special milestone dividend' of Rs 2/equity sh...
- Businesses far more optimistic about world economy than economists, markets; double-dip recession unlikely: Jeffrey Immelt, CEO, GEThere is a desire to see stability in Europe. But the underlying business is better than the mood," the chairman and CEO of GE said.
- Prem Watsa: The Indian who bailed out Bank of IrelandWhen Bank of Ireland faced nationalization, a group of North American investors pumped in $1.6 bn to keep it out of the hands of the Irish ...
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