Several global companies have zeroed out their investments in India: report


Bombay Stock Exchange— File photo
Bombay Stock Exchange— File photo

Global investors’ interest in Indian shares has dropped significantly.

According to the report of the global journal Bloomberg, many companies have zeroed their investment in India.

Global investment in the Indian stock market has hit a 17-year low.

According to Bloomberg, global companies are rapidly withdrawing capital from the Indian market due to lack of opportunities and low profitability in the field of artificial intelligence.

According to the report, foreign investment in the Indian stock exchange has reached a 17-year low due to lack of interest from investors.

Referring to a recent Bank of America survey, Bloomberg has said that India has now become the least preferred market for investors in Asia.



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