J.P. Morgan: India is becoming the market of choice to hedge the AI trade

J.P. Morgan's research team argues Indian equities have become the largest liquid market for investors seeking exposure away from crowded AI trades. India holds roughly 12% of the MSCI EM index, and the bank estimates about $115 billion could arrive if underweight global funds normalise positions. Earnings are recovering after two lean years; a sustained rise in oil well above $90 a barrel is the main threat.