Nvidia's Five-Year CDS Spread Hits Record Single-Day Jump of 14 Basis Points on Monday

According to ICE Data Services, Nvidia's five-year credit default swap (CDS) spread surged approximately 14 basis points on Monday, marking its largest single-day increase since the contract began trading in November 2025. The spike was triggered by reports of Nvidia negotiating AI infrastructure deals exceeding $750 billion, raising concerns about increased debt obligations. CDS spreads, measured in basis points, reflect market-perceived default risk; higher spreads indicate greater default probability.
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