US banks' $1 trillion AI exposure raises risk questions
The Federal Reserve reported that big US banks have nearly $1 trillion in AI-related exposure, with 87% of market contacts viewing AI as a risk.
Fed's Daly says rates likely need to rise, citing broad inflation pressures and restrictive policy uncertainty.
Every Federal Reserve official who has spoken recently has indicated that interest rates need to increase, yet hardly any of them backed a rate hike two weeks ago. This is puzzling.
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The Federal Reserve reported that big US banks have nearly $1 trillion in AI-related exposure, with 87% of market contacts viewing AI as a risk.
PPI came in 0.1 pp below estimates, easing inflation fears. Dollar rose, AI stocks fell on China chip restrictions.
US consumer spending indicators are softening, with retail sales, savings and fast-food traffic all showing cracks.
Fed's Collins sees additional policy tightening as warranted soon, as inflation remains high and broadens.