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Bank of England warns of 'sharp correction' for markets if AI bubble bursts
The Bank of England highlights risks from AI stock overvaluation and Federal Reserve credibility, noting the top 5 US tech firms hold nearly 30% of the S&P 500 market value.
- The Bank of England warns of a potential market correction due to risks associated with Artificial Intelligence valuations, as mentioned in a note by the Financial Policy Committee.
- The note states that tech stocks are heavily overvalued and that market metrics are near levels seen during the dot-com bubble, raising concerns for investors.
- The Bank of England cautioned that a sudden correction could impact finance accessibility for households and businesses and significantly affect the UK's open economy.
- Peter Oppenheimer, an Equity Strategist, noted that the concentration of tech companies in US markets poses risks for investors.
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Bank of England warns of potential AI bubble
The Bank of England warned that an AI-fueled bubble could burst and that a “sharp market correction” could be approaching. The UK central bank said that valuations of US stocks resembled the peak of the 2000s dot-com craze, and that 30% of the S&P 500’s total value came from just five AI-focused companies, the most concentrated the index has been in 50 years. The BoE also warned that threats to the US Federal Reserve’s independence could cause a…
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