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The Bank of England warns financial stability is at risk from rising energy costs and artificial intelligence-related debt. Energy prices have pushed bond yields to 2008 levels, while AI debt borrowing has doubled since 2025 to about $450 billion. The regulator thinks a strong shock could lead to a broader re-evaluation of AI asset values.
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