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Morgan Stanley warns AI infrastructure spend may be inelastic, reshaping how shocks affect the economy.
Spending is described as continuing despite higher costs, suggesting inelastic demand for AI infrastructure.
Data center investments alone contributed about a quarter of US GDP growth in 2025, according to the report.
Analysts contrast AI optimism with a risk profile that resembles a traditional construction boom.
Domestic economic benefits may be thinner than headline spending due to overseas chip manufacturing.
The study suggests AI capex could influence monetary policy effectiveness if growth remains robust.
Morgan Stanley projects 3.2% global GDP growth in 2026, with AI spending a major driver.
Investors may find durable demand in semiconductors and data-center construction due to AI capex.
Morgan Stanley notes a shift from consumer-led growth to physical infrastructure as the engine of expansion.
The report highlights potential implications for investors and policymakers amid AI-scale investments.

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Honeywell advances the Quantinuum spin-off, moving toward an independent quantum company.
Quantinuum's planned IPO is priced between $45 and $50 per share, with over 21 million shares
Honeywell will hold a stake of just over 49% in Quantinuum after the IPO
The market reacted with HON stock rising about 1.7% on the news
Quantinuum could become a rare pure-play quantum stock as the new independent entity
Analysts note quantum stocks have drawn federal support and investor interest
The Fool advises against buying Honeywell solely for its Quantinuum link
Quantinuum's IPO timing aligns with Honeywell's broader strategy in quantum tech
JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley lead the Quantinuum IPO syndicate
Honeywell will retain a substantial stake, signaling confidence in Quantinuum

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Analysts raise or trim Caesars price targets as fresh earnings views replace older assumptions.
Some firms view takeover potential as a factor shaping risk and reward in the low to mid US$30s.
Morgan Stanley trimmed its target to US$25 after quarterly results, signaling cautious outlook.
JPMorgan reduced its target, citing execution risk and earnings power concerns.
Mizuho flagged potential impact on VICI Properties’ tenant credit quality amid acquisition chatter.
Fertitta reportedly in talks to acquire Caesars for about US$18 billion, with a US$32 per‑share proposal.
Financing plans for a potential bid include roughly US$5 billion of lender support and US$4–5 billion of new borrowing.
Caesars is promoting Las Vegas offers, including discounted hotel stays and shows, in parallel with deal chatter.
The analysis updates fair value assumptions such as revenue growth and margins based on new inputs.
The piece emphasizes tracking Caesars’ digital and loyalty programs as potential earnings drivers.

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