Author: Clare Louise

Indian investors are increasingly adding US stocks to their portfolios for global diversification. The US market provides access to companies across technology, healthcare, consumer brands, finance, artificial intelligence, semiconductors, and global ETFs. However, one important question remains: how much should Indians actually allocate to US stocks?There is no fixed allocation that suits every investor. The right percentage depends on age, income, risk appetite, existing Indian equity exposure, financial goals, investment horizon, and comfort with currency movement. US stocks can add diversification, but overexposure may increase risk if not planned properly.Quick OverviewUS stock allocation should be decided as part of an…