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US markets may start to question RoI from AI; India story still unfolding

February 24, 2026 at 07:48 AM
By Business Standard India
US markets may start to question RoI from AI; India story still unfolding
AI capex boom may keep India markets under pressure as global funds shift to semiconductor-heavy markets like Taiwan and Korea, says Christopher Wood of Jefferies

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AI capex boom may keep India markets under pressure as global funds shift to semiconductor-heavy mar

AI capex boom may keep India markets under pressure as global funds shift to semiconductor-heavy markets like Taiwan and Korea, says Christopher Wood of Jefferies
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