AI trade cools in Taiwan, Korea. Why India isn’t seeing the money
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The outflows from AI-focused markets like Taiwan and South Korea, while significant, have not translated into inflows for India, indicating a cautious sentiment among foreign investors. This trend suggests that despite India's potential to benefit from a global AI boom, factors such as high oil prices and geopolitical tensions are overshadowing its attractiveness. Retail investors should remain vigilant as the broader foreign investment landscape remains tentative, and any shifts in sentiment could impact Indian equities, particularly in tech and related sectors.
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MUMBAI: AI markets are starting to see outflows. India isn't getting the money.
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