2026-10-13 13:00 UTC | BLOCK 971242
BITCOIN $83,284 | GOLD $4,186 | OIL $102.05
1. IMF Warns AI Selloff Could Spread Across Global Markets
-- The IMF’s Global Financial Stability Report warned that high AI share valuations and growing debt could amplify a market correction; it also flagged government borrowing costs and cyberattacks.
-- Seven large technology stocks account for more than 35% of the S&P 500, while leveraged holdings could turn losses in AI shares into broader financial-market stress.
2. Legal Challenges Delay UK Car-Finance Compensation Until 2027
-- Court challenges have delayed payments under a UK compensation scheme covering about 12 million car loans until at least 2027, the Financial Conduct Authority said; the expected average payout per eligible agreement is £829.
-- Lenders need not calculate or pay compensation until the legal process concludes, leaving a potential £9.1 billion industry cost and borrowers’ redress unresolved.
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