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Market View: SpaceX, Grab and Sea Arrive on SGX as AI Powers Wall Street Higher

15 min · 22. juli 2026
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Singapore launches its first Singapore Depository Receipts with SpaceX, Sea and Grab making their SGX debut. We unpack what SDRs mean for investors, look at Wall Street's AI-driven rally, discuss why semiconductor stocks remain the market's biggest debate, and round up the latest movers including Super Micro, General Motors, the Japanese yen and Kubota's breakthrough water-from-air technology. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

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