Beijing, 9 November 2026 – Asian fund managers are reconsidering concentrated exposure to artificial-intelligence stocks after the latest technology sell-off, with investment views reported on 8 November pointing towards Chinese equities, Indian businesses and domestic-demand opportunities elsewhere in the region. Aberdeen Investments highlighted India and Vietnam, while other managers described interest in healthcare, consumer companies and Hong Kong equity exposure.
For Asian investors, the development is a shift in portfolio priorities rather than proof that the AI investment cycle has ended. Managers are weighing the timing of technology returns against businesses with different earnings drivers. Their positioning and preferences are investment judgements, not guarantees of future fund inflows, earnings growth or a sustained recovery in previously overlooked markets.
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