New Delhi, June 30 -- Indian companies that successfully pivot towards AI-enabled services and productivity solutions are likely to emerge as long-term winners, even as domestic equities navigate a period of transition driven by the twin disruptions of artificial intelligence and elevated energy prices.

Addressing an investment outlook media briefing webinar, DBS Bank said that while India remains one of the world's fastest-growing large economies, these structural forces are reshaping corporate earnings expectations, market valuations and sector leadership across the domestic market.

DBS Bank Chief Investment Officer Hou Wey Fook said, "We remain all-in on AI-related exposure," highlighting the bank's continued conviction in AI-driven ...