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AI debt worries drive a surge in credit default swap trading
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Investors are paying more to insure against defaults at Oracle, CoreWeave and Big Tech as AI borrowing balloons Wall Street has found a new way to express doubts about the AI boom. Rather than shorting the stocks, traders are buying insurance on the debt. A credit default swap.
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