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``` Concerns sparked by the disruption of artificial intelligence technology are quickly spreading to the global credit bond market. From leveraged loans to collateralized loan obligations (CLOs), a wave of asset sell-offs in various market segments is raising investor awareness of a potential systemic credit cycle. According to Bloomberg Index, the

Investors’ repricing of “Old World” capital-intensive assets is spreading from data centers to the broader physical economy supply chain. WallstreetCN reported that on February 24, Goldman Sachs released a research note saying that in the era of AI, capital is moving toward “heavy asset, low obsolescence” (HALO) physical assets, such

``` The disruptive potential of artificial intelligence technology is rapidly spreading to the credit markets, triggering sharp adjustments in the U.S. leveraged loan market and posing systemic threats to the massive collateralized loan obligation (CLO) market. Amid growing concerns about damage to traditional business models, the U.S. leveraged loan

``` According to CCTV News, Oman's Foreign Minister Badr stated in an interview in Washington on February 27 that Iran has agreed not to possess "nuclear material capable of making nuclear bombs." Previously, according to CCTV, on the 27th local time, Oman's Foreign Minister Badr

``` In the days since the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that most of President Trump's global tariffs were illegal, over 100 companies have filed new lawsuits, highlighting widespread market concerns: the U.S. government may not easily refund previously paid tariffs. The Supreme Court justices did not comment

``` Mainstream Wall Street institutions' confidence in the long-term excess returns of the U.S. stock market is wavering, and UBS has downgraded its rating of U.S. stocks to neutral. The strategy team led by Andrew Garthwaite, UBS Global Equity Strategy Chief, released a report on Friday, the 27th,