According to data compiled by Morgan Stanley, the global AI-related debt issuance scale fell to 23 billion US dollars in September, less than half of the amount issued in August. Since reaching an all-time peak of $113 billion in June, new AI-related financing has continued to decline. In June, various companies issued large amounts of debt to raise funds for critical AI infrastructure such as data centers and chips. From January to August, US blue-chip technology companies issued a total of about US$306 billion in bonds in the US investment-grade bond market. By September, the issuance of AI-related bonds in this market had almost come to a standstill. Morgan Stanley said that the main reason for the decline in the size of newly issued debt is that large-scale borrowing was completed earlier this year. At the same time, however, investors are increasingly concerned about whether such huge investments will pay off in the long term; furthermore, US data center construction is facing increasing civil and political resistance.

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