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FM Sitharaman addresses India's stock market weakness and capital outflows

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Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman addressed the recent weakness in India's stock market during meetings with the World Bank. She stated that the decline is partly linked to the ease with which investors can sell their holdings. Sitharaman also noted that India is not participating in the main artificial intelligence investment boom, unlike Taiwan and South Korea, which have attracted stronger investor interest.

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Sitharaman warned that sustained capital outflows pose a significant challenge for India in 2027, despite the country's underlying economic fundamentals remaining sound. She highlighted that the flight of capital toward AI and the US is a concern regarding global investment flows.

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