🚨 AI WAS SUPPOSED TO CUT COSTS. THE FED NOW SAYS IT COULD PUSH INFLATION HIGHER.

Fed Governor Lisa Cook just flagged AI as one of the biggest inflation risks for 2027.

Why?

Because the AI boom needs an absurd amount of real-world infrastructure:
Data centers.
Electricity.
Chips.
Networking.
Construction.

Cook’s point is that AI may boost productivity over the long run — but in the short run, the buildout itself can create bottlenecks and price pressure.

That flips the narrative.

Markets have been treating AI as a deflationary force:
More automation → lower costs.

But the Fed is now warning about the other side:
More AI capex → more demand for scarce infrastructure → higher prices.

And that matters directly for $NVDA, $MU, $AVGO and $QQQ.

The biggest irony of the AI boom?

The technology designed to make everything cheaper could first make the cost of building the future much more expensive. 👀

$NVDA $MU $AVGO $QQQ

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