PIMCO CEO warns of potential downturn after AI investment expansion
Original headline핌코 CEO, AI 투자 확대 뒤 하락 가능성 경고
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PIMCO CEO Emmanuel Roman warned on November 3 at a Hong Kong financial leaders summit that the buildup in AI investment will eventually reverse, saying a decline will come at some point and "something will break" afterward, though he gave no timing. Roman, speaking at the HKMA's Global Financial Leaders' Investment Summit, which drew about 280 finance executives including roughly a group of chairmen and CEOs, said it is also unclear how prices and business viability will shift after any downturn. The remarks add a major asset manager's voice to the debate over whether an AI bubble is forming and when it might burst. What to watch next is whether AI-linked valuations and capital spending hold up, and how PIMCO positions around the risk.
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