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Singapore commits over $778 million to AI research over next six years

Singapore will invest over S$1 billion ($778 million) in AI research over the next six years, focusing on improving AI efficiency, training, and business applications. This funding follows a previous commitment of S$500 million for AI infrastructure and skills development. The initiative aligns with a regional trend, as countries like Australia, Japan, and India also ramp up AI investments and regulations. The global AI market is projected to grow significantly, with American firms alone expected to spend $131 billion in 2026.

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GLOBAL MARKETS-Stocks edge higher, dollar dips with potential yen intervention in focus

Global stocks are experiencing modest gains, with the MSCI global equities index rising and U.S. Treasury yields dipping. The yen has strengthened against the dollar amid speculation of potential Japanese intervention. Wall Street shows mixed results, with the Dow down and the S&P 500 and Nasdaq slightly up. Investors are cautious ahead of a busy week with key economic releases and earnings reports. Oil prices have rebounded due to renewed geopolitical tensions, while precious metals like gold and silver are reaching record highs as investors seek safe havens.

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The South Park Market Of 2026

The article discusses the investment outlook for 2026, drawing parallels with the satirical show "South Park." It highlights the expected market volatility and the importance of making investment decisions based on data and probabilities rather than certainty. Wall Street analysts have mixed forecasts, with some predicting double-digit gains despite high valuations and potential risks. The piece emphasizes that current market conditions reflect investor psychology and that mean reversion may lead to lower returns. Key factors influencing the market include inflation, interest rates, and global economic conditions.

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GRAPHIC-Global equity fund inflows slow on geopolitical uncertanities

Global equity fund inflows decreased significantly to $9.19 billion in the week ending January 21, down from $45.57 billion the previous week, amid geopolitical uncertainties linked to U.S. trade threats. U.S. equity funds saw a $5.26 billion decline, while European and Asian equity funds attracted $10.22 billion and $3.89 billion, respectively. Bond funds continued to see strong interest with a net inflow of $12.52 billion. Gold and precious metals funds also remained popular, attracting $1.96 billion in investments. Diversification is emphasized as crucial in the current unpredictable environment.

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ROI-Why power makes leaders see threats everywhere: Klement

The article discusses how increased power among nations can lead to heightened fears of weaker competitors, influencing foreign policy decisions. It highlights research by Caleb Pomeroy, which shows that powerful leaders often rely on stereotypes and intuitive decision-making, potentially ignoring critical input. This behavior can result in unnecessary military interventions, as seen in historical examples like the U.S. invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan. The findings suggest that investors should consider these psychological dynamics when navigating the current geopolitical landscape.

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