After reports that Nvidia is advancing artificial intelligence infrastructure transactions totaling more than $750 billion, the market is worried about the company's increasing debt burden, and its debt default protection costs hit the largest
After reports that Nvidia is advancing artificial intelligence infrastructure transactions totaling more than $750 billion, the market is worried about the company's increasing debt burden, and its debt default protection costs hit the largest increase on record on Monday. On Monday, the cost of providing five-year default protection for Nvidia's debt rose by about 0.14 percentage points to a maximum of about 0.82 percentage points per year, according to ICE Data Services. This was the largest intraday gain since the relevant contract began active trading in November last year.