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  1. Morgan Stanley set a one-year price target for the S&P 500 amid AI infrastructure spending and concerns over US consumer strain.
  2. AI capital expenditure is projected to reach $6 trillion by 2030, with the collective success of the Magnificent 7 companies showing signs of slowing down.
  3. AI slowdown is impacting the capital expenditure of major hyperscaler technology companies, according to Goldman Sachs.

UBS released a report ranking major tech companies on CapEx/R&D spending and AI portfolio inclusion.

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UBS released a report ranking major tech companies on CapEx/R&D spending and AI portfolio inclusion.

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