AI Debt Drives Wedge Between Corporate Bonds and Credit Hedges
THE SO WHAT
AI-linked capex is now large enough that it’s distorting credit markets—traditional hedges aren’t tracking the risk profile of companies loading up on AI debt. If you’re financing large AI infrastructure or depending on counterparties that are, expect pricing and hedge availability to get noisier and build more cushion into your capital plan.
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