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IMF warns on revenues and borrowing
The International Monetary Fund warned that government bond yields may rise unpredictably due to factors such as rising inflation, increasing debt levels, and borrowing related to artificial intelligence. This could heighten the risks of a deterioration in the sovereign debt market. The report emphasized that a sharp increase in yields could reduce asset values and erode the worth of government bonds, especially as AI companies' borrowing activities compete with bonds for investors’ attention. Notably, the share of cloud computing firms in global bond issuance has risen to 10%, up from less than 1% in 2024.
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