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Wheaton Precious Metals and Scotiabank are noted as beneficiaries of the strong momentum and revenue growth seen in AI stocks, driven by tariffs and onshoring trends.

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Wheaton Precious Metals and Scotiabank are noted as beneficiaries of the strong momentum and revenue growth seen in AI stocks, driven by tariffs and onshoring trends.

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  1. Trump-era tariffs and onshoring trends are linked to robust AI capital expenditure, involving Morgan Stanley.Sub-event
  2. AI stocks are showing strong momentum and revenue growth due to tariffs and onshoring trends.1 source

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