On Tuesday, a credit risk indicator associated with Nvidia declined after the company announced it would limit its exposure to a $500 billion financing plan. The plan aims to fund artificial intelligence investments, which are driving demand for Nvidia's chips. The yield on Nvidia's 5.625% coupon bonds maturing in 2056 narrowed by 2 basis points to 113 basis points over comparable U.S. Treasuries. Meanwhile, ICE Data Services showed that the five-year credit default swap quote tightened by as much as 5 basis points to 72.11 basis points. These moves suggest that Wall Street's concerns about the financing plan have eased. The plan underscores Nvidia's heavy reliance on investment spending supported by debt from tech companies, which are vying for dominance in the AI business. Traders and fund managers said reports about the financing plan and a preliminary announcement released Monday evening provided scant details on timing and structure, leaving investors eager to clarify its potential impact on Nvidia.