IMF’s Vamvakidis warns an AI market correction could spill over into the real economy, depending on its severity

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Athanasios Vamvakidis, a senior official at the IMF, has raised concerns that a correction in the artificial intelligence market could have repercussions for the real economy. According to the IMF’s outlook, a moderate correction in AI valuations combined with tighter financial conditions could reduce global economic output by 0.4% in 2026. This warning comes as investments and household exposure to AI-related equities have significantly increased. The IMF’s concerns about AI market concentration and its links to the real economy reflect growing market participants’ concerns regarding valuation prospects for companies like Anthropic.

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