Expanding AI trade is turning safety stocks into a 'Texas hedge'
The growing AI trade is infiltrating traditionally safe sectors like utilities, making hedging more difficult.
CNBC reports that the growing AI trade is infiltrating traditionally safe sectors like utilities, making hedging more difficult.
This business story centres on the United States. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Expanding AI, Texas and AI.
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