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'India is on the wrong side of the AI trade': Emkay's Nirav Sheth sounds the alarm
India is on the wrong side of the AI trade, warns Nirav Sheth. Foreign investors are chasing AI growth abroad, impacting Indian markets. Investors should focus on companies with 20% earnings growth. IT sector faces headwinds, not a temporary slowdown. Geopolitical risks and rupee depreciation add to macro concerns. Policy changes are needed for durable capital inflows.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Reforms, AI capex peaking could revive interest in India: Candace Browning, BofA Global Research
BofA Global Research head Candace Browning anticipates India will benefit from a West Asia crisis resolution and the peak of global AI capex, though Indian equities may lag…
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'India is on the wrong side of the AI trade': Emkay's Nirav Sheth sounds the alarm
India is on the wrong side of the AI trade, warns Nirav Sheth. Foreign investors are chasing AI growth abroad, impacting Indian markets. Investors should focus on companies with…
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AI disruption in Indian IT front-loaded, but long-term demand intact: Sushovan Nayak
Indian IT services face near-term AI-driven revenue pressure, estimated at 1-3%, impacting stock valuations. However, experts believe markets are overlooking significant long-term…
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AI investment boom reshaping global capital flows, leaving India temporarily on the sidelines: Jonathan Garner
Foreign investors are shifting capital from India to North Asian markets like South Korea and Taiwan, driven by the AI investment boom and extraordinary earnings growth. While…
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India in right place at right time on AI but failing to make the right noises, says Citi's Vis Raghavan
India must highlight its AI power to attract global investment, says Citi's Vis Raghavan. Skilled talent, competitive costs, and infrastructure development are India's big…
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PM Modi’s high stakes push for sovereign AI faces reality check - The Economic Times
India is striving to build its own artificial intelligence capabilities, aiming for self-reliance and global export. However, the nation faces significant challenges including…
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cnbc.com
Inside India newsletter: Why Taiwan and South Korea's stock markets have surged past India within a week
The Indian equity market is losing favour with global investors, as its domestic consumption story weakens and the country lags in AI.
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m.economictimes.com
Exclusive | Is the India story over for FIIs? BofA says investors don't want to miss what's next
India's global equity market capitalization ranking has dropped to seventh as foreign investors shift focus to AI opportunities in Taiwan and South Korea. Despite this, genuine…
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ET Alpha Wealth Summit: Markets are best played by optimists, says Samir Arora on India's investment outlook
Helios Capital founder Samir Arora believes investor pessimism toward India is driven more by a “negative halo effect” than weakening fundamentals. Speaking at the ET Alpha Wealth…