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Credit markets experienced a sharp selloff as investors grew wary of potential disruptions from AI advancements in the software debt sector. The concerns stem from fears that AI could devalue traditional software licensing models, leading to defaults among tech-dependent firms. This volatility has widened credit spreads and increased risk premiums across global bond markets. The selloff highlights growing unease about technological obsolescence in capital-intensive industries, with ripple effects on investor sentiment toward innovation-driven equities.
