Market Mood Shifts 🚀
- 3 days ago
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Big tech giants are ramping up AI infrastructure spending, with U.S. firms like Alphabet, Amazon, Meta and Microsoft projected to allocate around $650 billion toward AI this year, even as software companies face rising borrowing costs and investor scrutiny over their future business models.
At the same time, European markets are seeing a rotation into “Halo” stocks — traditionally physical-asset sectors like energy and utilities — helping UK and EU indices hit fresh highs amid tech headwinds. Meanwhile, a viral AI-impact report has stirred debate on the long-term economic effects of automation, influencing risk sentiment across global markets in 2026.
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