[Report: The U.S. Net International Investment Position (NIIP) Liability Ratio to All Creditor Nations' NIIP Assets Has Soared to 80%] According to CCTV News, a recent report by international financial institution Nomura states that while the large-scale development of artificial intelligence has become a growth engine for the U.S. economy, it is simultaneously driving inflation through rising chip and electricity prices, as well as expanding the trade deficit due to a surge in imports of chips and technological equipment. Additionally, massive bond issuance by major cloud computing companies is pushing up U.S. Treasury yields. The report indicates that the U.S. net capital inflows and abnormal stock market returns driven by AI have caused the U.S. NIIP liabilities to soar to approximately 80% of the total NIIP assets of all creditor nations. Nomura warns that if AI development faces setbacks, against the backdrop of overvalued U.S. stocks and weakening fundamentals, it could trigger a significant correction in U.S. equities and evolve into a global risk-aversion event, prompting foreign investors to de-risk and driving a depreciation of the U.S. dollar.