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Despite record fuel prices, U.S. growth remains strong, driven by resilient consumer spending and a surge in AI-related corporate investment.
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AI Investment Boom Is 'Massive' — Top Economist Says US Spending Is Moving Away From Homes and Toward Data Centers
Fed economist Adam Shapiro flags a pivotal U.S. investment shift as computer spending overtakes residential investment amid AI expansion.
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