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AI losing its shine? Why global investors could turn to India for their next big bet

Investors are questioning the sustainability of returns from heavy AI investments by US companies. This scrutiny may prompt fund managers to consider Indian equities as an attractive investment alternative. Recent data shows significant foreign investment inflows into Indian stocks after a selling period. Additionally, private-sector investment is on the rise, indicating a more dynamic market landscape. Overall, India is positioned favorably amidst shifting global investment trends.

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