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The IMF said AI valuations do not yet clearly signal a bubble, but large tech firms financing fast-depreciating AI infrastructure with long-term debt could create a more serious financial stability risk.TraderKnows
Stocks and bonds opened the new quarter on a cautious footing as stalled US-Iran talks and rising Treasury yields supported the dollar, pressured the yen and pushed investors to wait for jobs data, Fed signals and earnings.TraderKnows
South Korean equities fell sharply despite strong export and chip sales data, as foreign investors locked in gains and major semiconductor names led the decline after a powerful second-quarter rally.TraderKnows
Beyond headline losses at listed BDCs, investors are growing more concerned about payment-in-kind structures and off-balance-sheet borrowing that can obscure real stress, cash recovery and default transmission risks in private credit.TraderKnows
Chinese bond yields extended their rise after the central bank drained more than one trillion yuan from the market and new broker quotation rules dented trading sentiment, shifting focus to reverse repo rollovers and short-term funding costs.TraderKnows
Reuters and S&P analysis shows many listed BDCs swung into losses in the first quarter as asset markdowns and funding costs rose together, signaling broader strain across the $3.5 trillion private credit market.TraderKnows
Washington is expected not to extend the USMCA, triggering a long sunset countdown that keeps automotive rules, China-related protections and tariff disputes at the center of North American trade talks.
Wall Street warns of a potential 10% to 20% market correction in H2 2026, driven by Fed policy uncertainty under Kevin Warsh, quarter-end rebalancing, and surging leverage in tech and semiconductor sectors.
Taiwan equities climbed for a third straight day as TSMC and other major technology names rallied, lifting the index back above 47,000 and reinforcing bullish expectations ahead of the next earnings and guidance cycle.
AI optimism helped global equities post their best quarter since 2020. Brent crude fell nearly 40% as geopolitical tensions eased, while a stronger dollar on rate-hike expectations pushed the yen to a 40-year low.
South Korea’s antitrust watchdog says Google used incentive programs tied to cloud, ads and YouTube services to push developers toward Google Play, potentially exposing the company to fines and corrective orders.
