South Korea, Taiwan draw foreign capital as India outflows moderate

Imagine the world is a big money map.

Investors from other countries decide where to put their money.

This year, South Korea and Taiwan are popular places to put money.

They received billions of dollars from foreign investors.

India, on the other hand, has seen some investors take money out.

But the selling in India is getting slower.

Since mid-June, money in India-focused funds has done better than money in other emerging-market funds.

Much of the money moving to Taiwan and South Korea is tied to the AI trade.

AI stands for artificial intelligence, and many investors are excited about it.

Now, experts say the AI trade is getting crowded and may be slowing down.