New Delhi, Oct. 9 -- India's limited exposure to the global artificial intelligence (AI) investment boom could emerge as an advantage over the next year if the rally falters, Chief Economic Advisor V Anantha Nageswaran said, expressing confidence that foreign investors would return to Indian markets to tap the country's underlying economic strengths.
CEA acknowledged that the lack of AI-focused investment opportunities in Indian equities has been viewed as a disadvantage by global investors and is among the factors contributing to foreign fund outflows. However, he argued that India could benefit from a shift in global capital towards growth opportunities beyond AI if the current investment boom loses momentum.
"If the AI boom stumbles, I...