AI’s Giant Money Loop Is Drawing Foreign Cash Like 2008 - Bloomberg.com — SkimNews
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- Bloomberg reports that AI's massive capital flows are drawing foreign investment on a scale reminiscent of the 2008 financial crisis, describing the dynamic as a 'giant money loop.'
- Torsten Slok of Apollo warns the AI boom is triggering 'Dutch Disease' in the US economy, while the Financial Times separately flags the 'huge lurking leverage' of AI hyperscalers as a parallel risk.
Why it matters: Three independent outlets — Bloomberg, the Financial Times, and Apollo's Torsten Slok — are simultaneously flagging systemic risks in AI's capital concentration, shifting the story from a single debatable concern into a broad macro warning investors cannot dismiss as one analyst's outlier call.
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