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Healthcare Stocks Become Anti-AI Bet as Investors Turn Defensive

Bloomberg Technology Tuesday 27 October 2026, 12:45 UTC By Joel Leon and Angel Adegbesan 1 min read
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With investor confidence in the artificial intelligence trade under pressure, traders are turning to healthcare stocks for refuge.

With investor confidence in the artificial intelligence trade under pressure, traders are turning to healthcare stocks for refuge.
Healthcare (ORG) Anti-AI Bet (ORG) Investors Turn Defensive (ORG)
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