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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Wednesday downplayed concerns about AI infrastructure financing. He said that the yields on some AI-related debt surging to double digits is "not a problem at all," because new cloud service providers account for only a small portion of the entire ecosystem. The report noted that the yield on CoreWeave bonds, which are at the center of the concerns, at one point climbed to around 15%, and its stock price has fallen about 25% over the past month. Bessent also said he would not regard any future Federal Reserve rate hike as a policy mistake.

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    Bessent Downplays AI Financing Concerns: New Cloud Providers Account for a Very Small Share, Not a Problem at All

    U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent on Wednesday downplayed concerns about AI infrastructure financing, saying that the yields on some AI-related debt surging to double digits is "not a problem at all," because new cloud providers account for only a very small portion of the entire ecosystem. CoreWeave, which is at the center of the concerns, saw its bond yields spike to around 15% at one point, and its stock price has fallen about 25% over the past month. Bessent also said he would not regard any future Federal Reserve rate hike as a policy mistake.

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