UBS: US technology stocks continue to rise, artificial intelligence will continue to drive returns
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发表于 2024-2-23 13:53:30
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[UBS: The rise of US technology stocks has not yet ended, and AI will continue to drive earnings] On February 23, UBS said that US large technology stocks and Internet stocks rose on Thursday, boosted by Nvidia's bright expectations, which is the latest sign that AI should continue to strongly drive returns. Solita Marcelli, Chief Investment Officer of UBS Global Wealth Management in the Americas, wrote, "We continue to believe that technology stocks have the potential to rise further, especially those that will benefit from the AI revolution," adding that "the recent momentum of AI related stocks may continue.".
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