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26 October 2026

Will Donald Trump or AI blow up financial markets first?

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Will Donald Trump or AI blow up financial markets first?

Technology and artificial intelligence have enthralled investors, and Australia's super funds have dived in with their ears pinned back. But now comes the reckoning.

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