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Franklin’s Dudley Sees AI Infrastructure Bull Case Through 2027

Bloomberg

July 9, 2026

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Franklin Templeton’s Katrina Dudley said the bull case for infrastructure spending on artificial intelligence is winning out over bear arguments and sees the investment theme remaining durable through 2027 and potentially into the year beyond.

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