TCW’s CIO of fixed income says feedback loop on AI spending is broken
PODCAST: The capital spending on AI, equity prices and associated momentum are like nothing seen before – and that has broken the natural feedback loop that conventionally slows borrowing, contends Bryan Whalen, CIO of fixed income at TCW, on the latest episode of Credit Exchange with Lisa Lee
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