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Center Owned by The Tribune TrustReverse AI trade drives foreign inflows back to India but rising US inflation poses challenge: Ajay Bagga
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Shriram Research says India has emerged as a standout emerging market following the US midterm elections, as falling crude oil prices and a shift away from US artificial‑intelligence stocks have lifted Indian equities. The firm notes that potential US data‑centre restrictions could open new investment opportunities in India. According to Ajay Bagga, foreign investors are returning to Indian equity markets because global funds are moving out of AI infrastructure trades in the US, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan, while India’s relatively attractive valuations and lower oil prices improve its appeal, even as rising US inflation presents a challenge.
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Foreign investors are returning to Indian equity markets as global funds shift away from the artificial intelligence infrastructure trade in markets such as the US, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan, while India's relatively attractive valuations and falling crude oil prices are improving its investment…
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Foreign investors are returning to Indian equity markets as global funds shift away from the artificial intelligence infrastructure trade in markets such as the US, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan, while India's relatively attractive valuations and falling crude oil prices are improving its investment…
