The AI trade is splintering as inflation fears rattle hyped-up tech stocks
Investors are wondering if steep inflation and increased borrowing costs could derail the AI buildout.
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Investors are wondering if steep inflation and increased borrowing costs could derail the AI buildout.
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The increase is aimed at helping about 68 million beneficiaries keep pace with inflation.
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Analysts at JPMorgan and Citigroup see further revenue growth for the semiconductor foundry, even after already posting a record-breaking figure for the third quarter.
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