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  1. Global energy shift requires massive annual investments, but developing economies face insufficient domestic and foreign capital inflows.
  2. Global macroeconomic instability is driven by PE/VC exits, lower capital inflows, and elevated energy prices, pressuring the Balance of Payments.
  3. AI-related boom is driving inflows into high-valuation tech sectors, supported by accommodative US monetary policy despite negative global risk sentiment.

State Street Global Advisors reported over $13 billion in inflows into the tech sector on July 6, 2026.

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State Street Global Advisors reported over $13 billion in inflows into the tech sector on July 6, 2026.

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