IMF Focuses on AI Stock Valuation Fluctuations, Says It's Premature to Assess Investor Confidence

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is closely monitoring the fluctuations in artificial intelligence (AI) stock valuations and the impact of U.S. political developments on data center construction, but it is still unable to determine whether investors will lose confidence in the long term. IMF spokesperson Julie Kozack stated at a press conference that AI stock valuations are at risk of a market reassessment of their long-term profitability. The resignation of NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang led to a significant drop in the company's stock price, dragging down the S&P 500 and Nasdaq indices, while some tech giants like AMD, Alphabet, and Microsoft saw their stock prices rise. Kozack pointed out that although the IMF is closely watching stock market fluctuations and their effects on economic and financial stability, it is still too early to determine whether there will be a broader reassessment of investments in AI technology. She also mentioned that the IMF believes that the growing demand for AI investments and data center construction is one of the main factors driving inflation in the U.S., along with another factor being the rise in energy prices due to the Iran war and the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.

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