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Equities reporter at Bloomberg @business in London. Ex-markets editor at Reuters. Views my own.
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SocGen’s Kabra Says Too Early to Buy Shares of Big AI Spenders

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By Sagarika Jaisinghani
| Bloomberg Law Verified
The biggest US spenders on artificial intelligence are gaining popularity again as investors dump expensive chipmakers. For Societe Generale SA’s , that rotation is unlikely to last. Kabra, SocGen’s head of US equity strategy, said the cohort known as hyperscalers is still burning through cash at a rate that’s raised concerns about whether all that spending will pay off. A UBS Group AG these stocks — , Alphabet Inc., Meta Platforms Inc., and Oracle Corp.
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SocGen’s Kabra Says Too Early to Buy Shares of Big AI Spenders

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By Sagarika Jaisinghani
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
The biggest US spenders on artificial intelligence are gaining popularity again as investors dump expensive chipmakers. For Societe Generale SA’s , that rotation is unlikely to last. Kabra, SocGen’s head of US equity strategy, said the cohort known as hyperscalers is still burning through cash at a rate that’s raised concerns about whether all that spending will pay off. A UBS Group AG these stocks — , Alphabet Inc., Meta Platforms Inc., and Oracle Corp.
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European Stocks Post Small Gains After a Day of Volatile Trading

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By Sagarika Jaisinghani
| Financial Post Verified
Skip to Content European stocks recouped the day’s declines to end modestly higher, with investors monitoring renewed geopolitical risks. ABB Ltd. fell 5.9% after a deal to buy British industrial components maker Rotork Plc. 5]g6fplma(vkh5h{cmh5gw6t_media_dl_3.png Bloomberg (Bloomberg) — European stocks recouped the day’s declines to end modestly higher, with investors monitoring renewed geopolitical risks. ABB Ltd. fell 5.9% after a deal to buy British industrial components maker Rotork Plc.
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