AI Debt Fears Surge as US Tech Default Insurance Hits Record Highs; CoreWeave Faces 63% Default Probability Within Five Years
The cost of insuring against defaults by major U.S. tech companies has reached record highs as investors worry about AI spending, rising debt and higher interest rates. CoreWeave is under the most pressure, with credit markets pricing in an implied 63% probability of default within five years. Default insurance costs have also risen for Oracle, Nvidia, Amazon, Alphabet and Meta.
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