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Global investors pulled $15B from India to AI hubs like Taiwan and South Korea, citing slow AI adoption, despite India’s economic stability.
Global investors are shifting capital from India to AI-driven markets like Taiwan and South Korea, with HSBC labeling India the "anti-AI" market due to slow AI adoption, sparking over $15 billion in FII outflows to tech hubs in one quarter.
While India’s IT sector faces headwinds from AI reducing billable hours, HSBC notes preserved jobs and consumption as benefits.
CLSA highlights India’s macro strength—low debt, stable credit growth, and banking reforms—as a buffer against global volatility.
Despite lagging in AI leapfrogging, India’s real economy momentum and financial stability are seen as long-term advantages, though market gains may await renewed FII interest and coordinated moves by key index heavyweights.
Los inversores globales retiraron 15 mil millones de dólares de la India a centros de IA como Taiwán y Corea del Sur, citando la lenta adopción de IA, a pesar de la estabilidad económica de la India.