Energy prices fall and stock markets rise on hopes of an end to the Iran war
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Global financial markets face risks from sovereign debt and AI investment boom
Financial markets are concerned about a double threat: mounting sovereign debt and a potential collapse of the AI investment boom. US debt has reached 126% of economic output, with annual interest costs exceeding $1 trillion. Data centre projects are facing delays due to local opposition and financing difficulties, impacting AI infrastructure rollout.
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