Central bankers warn of stock market crash risks due to AI bubble fears and global economic instability.

Central bankers in Washington are warning of a potential stock market crash, citing inflated valuations in AI-related companies and parallels to the dot-com bubble. IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva and counterparts from the Bank of England, ECB, and Reserve Bank of Australia express concern over market instability, financial tightening, and risks to global growth, especially for developing nations. The IMF’s upcoming financial stability report and G7/G20 discussions will be closely watched, as Fed Chair Powell addresses labor and inflation, and data from the U.S., Canada, China, India, and Singapore signal economic trends amid ongoing debt and trade tensions.