India’s major investment platforms expand access to U.S. stock trading as investors seek opportunities in Am

India's major investment platforms are expanding access to US stock trading as of November 1, responding to growing domestic demand for overseas asset allocation, according to Cointelegraph. The push is driven by relatively weak performance in India's local equity market, depreciation of the rupee, and a shortage of AI-related listed companies on domestic exchanges. Indian investors are increasingly seeking exposure to US technology stocks and AI investment opportunities. The expansion reflects a broader shift of Indian retail capital toward US markets. Watch for how quickly these platforms scale cross-border trading infrastructure and whether Indian regulators respond to rising offshore investment flows.