Amazon, Alphabet Lead 'AI Debt Tsunami' Now Blamed for 20-Year-High Rates
Long-term interest rates reach a 20-year high due to hyperscaler issuance along with inflation and fiscal deficits, led by Amazon, and others.
Big tech companies like Amazon and Google are borrowing lots of money right now, which is making it more expensive for everyone to borrow long-term. When many big companies borrow at once, it can affect the whole market's mood about money and the future.
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