**JUST IN:** 🇬🇧 Bank of England warns inflated AI stock prices could lead to a market crash.

The Bank of England has warned that elevated valuations in artificial intelligence-linked equities could trigger a broader market correction, according to a report carried by Watcher Guru. The transmission channel runs through risk appetite and valuation compression: if sharp repricing in AI leaders spreads to the wider equity index, tighter financial conditions could amplify losses through margin calls, reduced leverage, and a retrenchment in risk-taking across correlated sectors. Richly valued US technology names and the large index weights that depend on them are the most exposed, while UK financial institutions with market-sensitive trading books and sterling assets could face indirect pressure if global risk sentiment deteriorates. Traders should watch the next Bank of England Financial Stability Report and any accompanying stress-test commentary for quantitative detail on the scale of the perceived overvaluation and the regulator's assessment of institutional exposures.

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