Chris Wood says only an AI implosion can bring foreign money back
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Source: NewsData: AI bubble (EN) · Published 2026-09-18
Summary
Jefferies global equity strategist Chris Wood says India remains one of the strongest structural growth stories in emerging markets, but Taiwan and Korea have become irresistible as semiconductor profits soar. He argues that only an implosion in AI would push global money to flow back into India in size.
Bubble analysis
This is a named institutional strategist explicitly framing AI as a trade whose reversal would be dramatic enough to redirect global capital flows. It carries no capex or valuation figures, so it is qualitative commentary on the bubble debate rather than hard evidence — but it does show how concentrated and momentum-driven the AI-linked trade has become.
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