Tech stocks have rebounded following a recent decline attributed to concerns about a potential AI bubble. Shares in chipmakers Samsung and TSMC experienced significant gains as investors anticipated continued demand for semiconductors, leading to increases in tech-heavy benchmarks in South Korea, Taiwan, and China. However, a report from Nikkei indicated that financial statements from major companies including Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, and Oracle revealed hidden off-balance-sheet debt totaling $1.65 trillion, which has increased eightfold over the past four years due to investments in data centers. Although these firms project future earnings to surpass their debts, market concerns have been noted, with Morgan Stanley and Moody's also addressing the issue in their reports.
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Tech Stocks Rebound Amid Concerns Over Off-Balance-Sheet Debt
Tech stocks have seen a rebound, particularly in semiconductor companies like Samsung and TSMC, despite growing concerns about off-balance-sheet debt among major tech firms. A report revealed that companies such as Alphabet and Amazon have accumulated $1.65 trillion in hidden debt, raising market apprehensions.
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Tech Stocks Rebound Amid Concerns Over Off-Balance-Sheet Debt