I think stronger cash generation from AI companies would reverse the defensive rotation first. Cheaper funding can lift valuations, and lower oil can ease inflation pressure, but neither directly answers the market’s biggest concern: whether massive AI spending can generate sufficient returns.
If major AI players show accelerating free cash flow, improving margins and clear monetisation from their AI investments, investors would have a stronger reason to rotate back into growth and tech. That would turn the AI story from “expensive promise” into demonstrated earnings power.
Cheaper funding would probably amplify that move, but stronger cash generation is the catalyst I would watch first.
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