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T. Rowe Fund Targets Chinese Winners of Booming AI Supply Chain

Bloomberg Technology Monday 21 September 2026, 03:55 UTC By Abhishek Vishnoi 1 min read
Key Points

A top-performing T. Rowe Price fund is ramping up bets on Greater China companies lower down the AI supply chain, betting the region’s investment cycle still has room to catch up with global trends.

A top-performing T. Rowe Price fund is ramping up bets on Greater China companies lower down the AI supply chain, betting the region’s investment cycle still has room to catch up with global trends.
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