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Trump’s latest tariff salvos land at the worst possible moment

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By Vikram khanna Verified
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An American flag hanging from a crane at Port Liberty in Bayonne, New Jersey, on July 24, a day after the launch of new tariffs imposed by the Trump administration. PHOTO: AFP New tariffs imposed by the Trump administrationon July 23 will compound the polycrisis hitting the global economy, coming on top of a renewed oil shock, rising food prices, and valuation concerns around big tech.
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Singapore’s average wealth is climbing, but there’s a catch

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By Vikram khanna Verified
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2025 was a banner year for personal wealth – but not for everybody. According to UBS’ 2026 Global Wealth Report, total wealth across the 56 markets it tracks grew 10.8 per cent in US dollar terms, more than twice as fast as in 2024 or 2023. The report itself flags the catch: As it puts it, there is “a fly in the ointment”. The 10.8 per cent surge was driven disproportionately by gains among the richest.
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Who should own AI? The case against – and for – nationalisation

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By Vikram khanna Verified
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In May, DBS’ chief economist Taimur Baig and former International Monetary Fund economist and author Anthony Annett made a case in The Business Times for nationalising parts of the AI industry – the same treatment reserved for nuclear weapons and central banks. It was a well-argued piece and deserves a careful answer. The question it raises is not really “should AI be nationalised” because that framing is too blunt. AI is not one thing.
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