TREE NEWS reports: Fitch Ratings warned that global credit risks are deteriorating into 2027, citing uncertainty over AI investment, high energy prices and tighter financing conditions. The agency expects the Federal Reserve’s policy rate to reach 4.25% and stay there through 2027, with one more hike expected this year, and sees the US 10-year Treasury yield at 4.8% by end-2027. It also warned that AI infrastructure spending may outstrip sustainable demand, risking a sharp investment pullback.
Fitch Warns AI Boom and Rising Yields Threaten Global Markets
Fitch is effectively linking two of the market's biggest support beams — the AI capex cycle and easy financing — and flagging that both could falter together. The AI warning matters most because infrastructure spending has been a rare source of durable credit demand; if it outruns real end-use, the pullback risk is concentrated in the issuers and lenders most exposed to that buildout. The rate path matters just as much: a Fed at 4.25% through 2027 and 10-year yields near 4.8% keep refinancing pressure on leveraged borrowers. Whether AI spending holds up as financing costs stay elevated is the open question.
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