Edition No. 92 · Tue 22 Sept 2026 · Story 24 of 42

Asia's AI boom sparks 'Dutch disease' fears

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HSBC and South Korea's central bank warn that a chip-driven boom can distort other export sectors, though Taiwanese officials reject the comparison.

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