RBNZ Chair Breman says AI-linked market asset correction risk discussed

That a central bank as small and trade-exposed as the RBNZ is discussing AI-linked asset correction risk suggests the concern has moved beyond the largest markets and into routine financial-stability monitoring. The remark carries weight less for any policy signal—none was offered—than as evidence that AI valuation risk is now a standing item in central bank risk assessments. What remains open is whether the RBNZ follows with formal analysis or keeps it as a passing reference, and whether other central banks echo the framing.