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US GDP, Dollar 'Very Exposed' to AI Pullback, MUFG Says

Bloomberg Technology Monday 02 November 2026, 10:26 UTC 1 min read
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Nov 2nd, 2026 US GDP, Dollar 'Very Exposed' to AI Pullback, MUFG Says Derek Halpenny, MUFG global markets research head, tells Bloomberg Television artificial intelligence is "everywhere" in GDP data in the United States. "The US is very exposed, very dependent to a continuation of the very positive story that we have on AI," he says, adding that the dollar is also vulnerable.

Nov 2nd, 2026 US GDP, Dollar 'Very Exposed' to AI Pullback, MUFG Says Derek Halpenny, MUFG global markets research head, tells Bloomberg Television artificial intelligence is "everywhere" in GDP data in the United States. "The US is very exposed, very dependent to a continuation of the very positive story that we have on AI," he says, adding that the dollar is also vulnerable.
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