THE CEO HAS CLARIFIED THE $500 BILLION FINANCING PLAN FOR THE CREDIT RISK INDEX IN WEIDA

On 12 August, a credit risk indicator related to Weida fell on Tuesday, after the company had indicated that it would limit its exposure to a $500 billion financing scheme. The programme aims to finance investments in artificial intelligence, which are driving the demand for British Chips. With 5.62 per cent interest on British Wida, the rate of return on bonds due in 2056 was 113 basis points higher than the United States Treasury debt, and the spread was narrow by two basis points. At the same time, according to ICE Data Services, the five-year credit default swap offer once narrowed to 72.11 basis points. The above-mentioned changes show that Wall Street ' s concerns about the financing scheme have abated. The plan highlights the fact that the chip giant is highly dependent on the debt-financed investment expenditures of technology companies that are competing for the dominance of artificial intelligence. Traders and fund managers indicated that the coverage of the financing scheme, as well as the initial announcement made during the night of the week, disclosed very little detail about the timing and structure of implementation, making investors anxious to clarify their potential impact on Britain。