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Shares of data center infrastructure-related companies are trading lower as elevated oil prices and stronger-than-expected inflation data fuel expectations that U.S. interest rates will remain elevated. Higher financing costs could pressure capital spending on data centers, power infrastructure, and commercial building projects, potentially weighing on demand for electrical equipment and HVAC systems.
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