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  1. Global capital flows amid AI boom and tech market volatility
  2. Concerns over AI profitability drove market sell-off, leading Asian investors to hedge against AI decline, while AI remains a top theme in China.

Global Tech Sell-Off Triggers AI Profitability Concerns, Affecting Indian Markets

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What happened

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Following a sharp sell-off in US technology stocks, Indian AI-linked companies saw shares decline by up to 5% on November 2, 2026, amid concerns over valuations and infrastructure costs. On November 6, 2026, Indian equity indices opened marginally higher despite heavy losses in US technology stocks, with foreign institutional investors purchasing equities worth Rs 35,781 crore in the preceding five trading sessions.

From freepressjournal.in, zimbabwestar.com

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The market decline was linked to concerns that substantial investments in AI infrastructure might not generate adequate financial returns. The sharp drop in the Nasdaq 100, which fell 5.6% on November 6, 2026, was attributed to worries over data center spending, particularly because Democrats oppose massive data center investment.

Concerns over AI profitability drove market sell-off, leading Asian investors to hedge against AI decline, while AI remains a top theme in China.

From zimbabwestar.com, middleeaststar.com, freepressjournal.in

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  1. AI sell-off in global markets is making India an attractive investment destination.Sub-event
  2. FIIs bought Indian equities amid US tech rout; Democrats opposed data center investment.1 source
  3. FII buying supports Indian market resilience despite US market decline and AI trade slowdown.1 source
  4. Gulf investors are targeting India's AI and space sectors amid currency depreciation.Sub-event
  5. Global tech sell-off and AI profitability concerns are causing a decline in the Indian market.1 source
  6. Foreign selling pressures and AI boom are negatively impacting capital flow into India.1 source
  7. Democrats oppose massive data centre investment amid US tech sell-off benefiting Indian markets.1 source

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