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Meta's $145 Billion AI Spending Plan Raises Credit Concerns as S&P Global Turns Outlook Negative: ‘Less Certain That It Will Curtail Its Spending’

Oct 31, 2026 · 01:33 AM ET· updated 1d ago
Meta's $145 Billion AI Spending Plan Raises Credit Concerns as S&P Global Turns Outlook Negative: ‘Less Certain That It Will Curtail Its Spending’

S&P Global cuts Meta’s credit outlook to negative as rising AI spending and cash flow pressures raise concerns over leverage.

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Meta is spending huge amounts of money on artificial intelligence computers. A credit rating company got worried they might run out of cash too fast.

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