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DBS chief economist says India FDI dip is no alarm amid AI and electronics surge
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Published on 13 May 2026
Global capital is shifting fast toward AI and electronics
DBS chief economist downplayed concerns about India’s recent foreign direct investment slowdown, arguing it’s not a cause for alarm. With global capital increasingly flowing to Asia’s fast-growing electronics and AI sectors, the dip in India’s inflows appears manageable. The broader world economy, the economist noted, is showing resilience despite geopolitical turbulence.
- DBS calls India’s FDI slowdown not an emergency
- Capital is moving toward Asia’s electronics and AI boom
- Geopolitical pressures haven’t derailed global growth
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