Indian investment platforms are expanding access to US stocks as retail investors seek diversification amid weak domestic markets, a falling rupee and limited local AI options. Groww has launched trading, while Zerodha is testing the service. 
Indian investment platforms are expanding access to US stocks as retail investors seek diversification amid weak domestic markets, a falling rupee and limited local AI options. Groww has launched trading, while Zerodha is testing the service. 
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