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Amundi Says European Industrials to Benefit From AI Boom

Amundi Says European Industrials to Benefit From AI Boom
Bloomberg Technology Monday 06 July 2026, 08:53 UTC 1 min read
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Jul 6th, 2026 Amundi Says European Industrials to Benefit From AI Boom Amundi Investment Institute Head Monica Defend explains where she sees value in the AI supply chain. "Industrial is going to be a key sector because of its weight on on the market and because this is the sector where we have the AI enablers," Defend tells Bloomberg Television. "This is where we think the value and the performance might come from."

Jul 6th, 2026 Amundi Says European Industrials to Benefit From AI Boom Amundi Investment Institute Head Monica Defend explains where she sees value in the AI supply chain. "Industrial is going to be a key sector because of its weight on on the market and because this is the sector where we have the AI enablers," Defend tells Bloomberg Television. "This is where we think the value and the performance might come from." [Image text:] LIVE The Pulse Monica Defend AMUNDI INVESTMENTINSTITUTE HEAD VOLATILITY INGLOBAL CHIP STOCKSHIGHEST SINCE2020
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