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AI could hit consumers’ ability to manage their debt. Here’s the trade.

AI could hit consumers’ ability to manage their debt. Here’s the trade.
MarketWatch Friday 30 October 2026, 11:09 UTC By Jamie Chisholm 1 min read
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If AI causes workers to lose their jobs then households face credit stress

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