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Global Markets Adapt to Structural Realignment in Technology

Capital allocation flows pivot toward artificial intelligence infrastructure as legacy industrial sectors report mixed earnings.

By Jonathan Vance•Jun 12, 2026•1 min read
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The landscape of global asset management has encountered a rapid realignment. Over the past six months, institutional capital flows have demonstrated a historic shift toward capital-intensive computing infrastructure.

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Jonathan Vance
Jonathan Vance

Jonathan Vance is a senior financial journalist covering macroeconomics, monetary policy, and global currency markets. Previously at Financial Times.

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