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Nvidia’s debt insurance costs surpass Meta’s,AI financing risks intensify

PANews October 30 reported that Frank Curzio, CEO of Curzio Research, said the cost of insuring Nvidia’s debt against default has more than doubled since the beginning of this year. The cost of purchasing default insurance for Nvidia’s debt now exceeds that for Meta. This is the first time this has occurred since at least 2025 year November. Goldman Sachs clients have called it “a crisis without a crisis.” Demand for artificial intelligence chips remains strong; what is genuinely beginning to run short is funding willing to provide loans. Goldman Sachs statistics show that the volume of artificial intelligence-related debt issued since 2026 has reached 489000000000 USD, far exceeding the bank’s previous forecast of 322000000000 USD. A loan to an artificial intelligence cloud services company 5000000000 USD had to raise its interest rate to attract investor subscriptions, ultimately yielding more than 11%. Nvidia has ample cash. What the bond market is really pricing...