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2026-08-10
Academy Securities strategist Peter Tchir says AI capital spending is producing a rare equity–credit split. He remains cautious on AI equity valuations, warning markets could renew scrutiny of capex scale and returns. By contrast he favors bonds fina
Academy Securities strategist Peter Tchir says AI capital spending is producing a rare equity–credit split. He remains cautious on AI equity valuations, warning markets could renew scrutiny of capex scale and returns. By contrast he favors bonds financing data centers and AI infrastructure for their higher total yields and potential for spread tightening. Alphabet’s recent plan to raise about $20–25 bln in the US bond market to fund large-scale AI investment exemplifies the dynamic; markets have already flagged capex-driven pressure on Alphabet’s free cash flow and equity valuation. Reuters data show Amazon, Meta, Oracle and other tech giants have also stepped up debt issuance this year. The same AI outlay can mean cash-burn and return-risk for shareholders while offering yield pickup to credit investors, prompting a shift from equity-only AI trades toward repricing within capital structures.
2026-08-10
AI capital expenditures are creating a rare divergence between stocks and bonds. Peter Tchir, a strategist at Academy Securities, remains cautious about AI stock valuations, believing the market may still face renewed skepticism regarding the scale a
AI capital expenditures are creating a rare divergence between stocks and bonds. Peter Tchir, a strategist at Academy Securities, remains cautious about AI stock valuations, believing the market may still face renewed skepticism regarding the scale and returns of capital expenditures. However, in the credit market, he remains bullish on bonds issued to finance data centers and AI infrastructure, particularly valuing their potential for narrowing total yields and credit spreads. Alphabet's recent bond issuance perfectly illustrates this structure. The company plans to raise approximately $20 billion to $25 billion through the US bond market to address its large-scale AI investment needs. Meanwhile, the market had previously expressed concerns about Alphabet's free cash flow and stock valuation due to its expanded capital expenditures. Reuters data shows that Alphabet is not an isolated case; tech giants such as Amazon, Meta, and Oracle have also significantly increased debt financing this year. In other words, the same AI expenditure can mean completely different things for two types of investors: equity investors worry about burning cash and returns, while credit investors may gain access to higher-yielding assets from high-quality issuers. This also represents a significant shift in current AI trading, moving from a purely stock-centric approach to a repricing of the capital structure itself.
2026-08-10
Phase I of the Bohai Zhong 19-6 gas field — the Bohai Sea’s first ~100 billion cubic meter-class gas field and a key project in China’s national gas production-storage-supply system — entered full production yesterday, delivering oil-and-gas equivale
Phase I of the Bohai Zhong 19-6 gas field — the Bohai Sea’s first ~100 billion cubic meter-class gas field and a key project in China’s national gas production-storage-supply system — entered full production yesterday, delivering oil-and-gas equivalent of more than 5,200 tons per day and outperforming expectations. CNOOC Tianjin said Bohai oilfield’s focus on new-area capacity and lean management of mature fields drove Phase I start-ups at Kenli 10-2 and other hundred‑million‑ton-class fields; cumulative oil and gas output in 1H exceeded 21 mln tons, a record high, accelerating conversion of reserves into production.
2026-08-10
A cooling job market drove a sharp rebound in gold prices last week, with bulls now slightly dominating the spot gold market, while silver has a bullish 88% share. The opening of the Strait of Hormuz is entering a crucial phase; what will market sent
A cooling job market drove a sharp rebound in gold prices last week, with bulls now slightly dominating the spot gold market, while silver has a bullish 88% share. The opening of the Strait of Hormuz is entering a crucial phase; what will market sentiment be like going forward? Welcome to view and subscribe to the "Database - Gain Capital Market Barometer" (data updated every 10 minutes).
2026-08-10
STAR 50 Index fell more than 2% intraday.
STAR 50 Index fell more than 2% intraday.
2026-08-10
The STAR Market 50 Index fell more than 2% intraday.
The STAR Market 50 Index fell more than 2% intraday.
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