India's lack of AI investment opportunities could become a strength: CEA Nageswaran
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- ✓Anantha Nageswaran said India’s limited exposure to the global AI investment boom could become an advantage.
- ✓He noted that if the current rally loses momentum, investors might return to Indian markets.
- ✓"If the AI boom stumbles, India is well placed to gain," Nageswaran said on the situation.
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- India Economy
India's limited exposure to the global artificial intelligence (AI) investment boom could emerge as an advantage over the next year if the rally loses momentum, Chief Economic Advisor V. Anantha Nageswaran has said, expressing confidence that foreign investors would return to Indian markets to tap the country's underlying economic strengths.
Nageswaran acknowledged that the lack of AI-focused investment opportunities in Indian equities has been viewed as a disadvantage by global investors and is among the factors contributing to foreign fund outflows. However, he argued that India could benefit from a shift in global capital towards growth opportunities beyond AI if the current investment boom loses momentum.
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