LONDON, Nov 3 (Reuters) – Financial markets are struggling under the weight of wars, soaring sovereign debt and trade tensions, with signs of trouble showing across the world — from the selloff in Japanese and French bonds to plunging emerging-market currencies. Now, the one trade that helped investors remain optimistic is starting to show cracks as well. So far, the multitrillion-dollar spending splurge on artificial intelligence, aided by Washington’s light-touch approach to business, has propelled stock markets to record highs and raised expectations for the global economy to grow a healthy 3% this year. But investors are getting nervous about market resiliency.
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