TechFlow news, November 26 — According to Jinshi Data, investor concerns over an AI bubble have been rising recently. At the China Galaxy Securities 2026 Investment Strategy Conference held on November 26, Zhang Jun, Chief Economist and Director of the Research Institute at China Galaxy Securities, stated that while an AI bubble indeed exists, it is still too early to determine whether it will evolve into a crisis. Zhang noted that the IMF has compared the current situation with the internet bubble; judging from indicators such as price-earnings ratios and investment热度 (heat), the overall situation remains relatively under control. The Fed's rate hikes were a key factor in bursting the internet bubble, but currently the Fed and other global central banks are in a rate-cutting cycle, making policy risks manageable. However, he emphasized that global economic resilience today is far weaker than it was back then, so the comparability of these indicators remains uncertain.
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