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Nº 19 Thursday, 30 July 2026 · World Edition
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AI Big Short? Why rising credit default swaps are spooking investors and how is it similar to 2008 housing crisis

Markets-Economic Times · 1h ago · 🇮🇳 India
AI Big Short? Why rising credit default swaps are spooking investors and how is it similar to 2008 housing crisis

Rising credit default swaps on major technology companies are fuelling concerns over a potential AI-driven market correction. Investors are drawing parallels with Michael Burry’s successful 2008 bet, while surging AI spending, leverage and elevated valuations intensify debate over whether markets are becoming overheated.

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