Why Goldman Sachs still prefers Korea and Taiwan over India — and what could change its view

Goldman Sachs says the gap between India and North Asia is being driven by fundamentals rather than sentiment. While India’s outlook has improved with lower crude prices and stronger macro conditions, the investment bank believes South Korea and Taiwan still offer a better mix of earnings growth and valuations. Here’s why corporate profits, AI-led technology demand and valuation metrics are shaping its investment preferences across Asia—and what India needs to do to earn a more bullish recommendation.

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