TREE NEWS reports: Deutsche Bank said the US remains outside the “red zone” that historically precedes financial crises but could approach that threshold by 2028 if current trends persist. Using its GHSS framework, the bank flags a 45% three-year crisis probability once corporate debt-to-GDP rises more than 9 percentage points and real equity prices gain over 26%. AI investment is shifting from operating cash flow toward external debt financing.
Deutsche Bank: US Not Yet in Crisis ‘Red Zone,’ But Nears It by 2028
The signal worth noting is the financing shift: AI capex moving from internal cash flow to external debt changes who carries the risk and how it transmits through credit markets. Deutsche Bank's framework is probabilistic, not predictive, so the 2028 horizon is a conditional path rather than a forecast. The open question is whether corporate debt-to-GDP keeps climbing alongside equity gains, since the framework's thresholds only matter in combination.
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