TREE NEWS reports: Deutsche Bank’s George Saravelos said markets are underestimating the risk of a major AI accident that would drive capital into bonds. The AI narrative has shifted from potentially disinflationary to pushing yields higher, while clients are broadly bearish on French debt. Saravelos sees a breakdown in the AI ecosystem as the biggest systemic risk, which would be dollar-negative and bond-positive.
Deutsche Bank: Bond Market Bearish Narrative Has Gone Too Far
AI take
The notable shift here is framing: AI is being treated as an inflation and yield driver rather than a disinflationary force, which inverts the earlier consensus. Deutsche Bank's contrarian point is that positioning has grown one-sided, with French debt bearishness as the clearest expression. The open question is whether an AI ecosystem shock becomes the catalyst that reverses that consensus, and whether dollar weakness accompanies it.
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