David Kuo

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346 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 3 Sep

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Business Daily · The Weekly: AI rivals race to list shares · 11 Jun 2026 podcast

And if they don't produce the rice, Rahul, it could therefore mean that rice prices could go up.

And if rice prices go up, that could affect inflation.

We already have inflation in the system already.

The last thing we want now is to have food price inflation over in Asia.

But Emily, did you bet on that game at all?

You don't think it adds to the enjoyment if you actually watch a game and have some money on the game and sort of bet that one side is going to score so many points versus the other?

Because this World Cup, I think they reckon, is going to be one of the biggest gambling opportunities for people around the world, simply because there are so many teams taking part.

But unfortunately, Rahul, in Singapore, we're not going to be allowed to bet on the soccer games.

My hero must be a marketing company in China.

Yeah.

So what they did was they rummaged around some of the toys that they had.

And the best they could come up with was a lamb.

And so what they did was they put a Argentinian football jersey on the lamb and put the number 10 on the shirt and wrote Lionel Messi on it.

And they tried to pass the lamb off as a goat.

Now, in Chinese, there is really no difference between a lamb and a goat.

A lamb is called a yeo and a goat is called a san yeo.

And so they're passing this off as a piece of merchandise for the World Cup.

The greatest of all time, the goat or the lamb in this case.

And they're selling it for about $11 a pop.

Emily, I hope you're not going to use the word transitory.

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