MAS warns of fresh global shocks and AI pullback, but says Singapore firms and households well-buffered
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The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) warns of potential global economic shocks and a possible pullback in AI investments, yet states that Singapore's firms and households remain well-buffered. The report highlights that economies benefiting from AI exports and investments face vulnerability if the AI boom slows down.
Economies benefitting from AI-related exports and investments can handle higher debt costs for now, but they are also the most vulnerable if the AI boom cools.