
The Nasdaq recently touched the 20,000 mark, catching the attention of investors globally. While regulatory limits have made accessing global markets increasingly difficult for Indians, the two investor-friendly options to invest in US stocks, excluding the Liberalised Remittance Scheme, are: US-focused ETFs International mutual funds Let's take a closer look at each. US ETFs US-focused ETFs listed on Indian stock exchanges provide a straightforward way to access international markets, including exposure to the Nasdaq-100. But they are currently trading at significant premiums to their NAVs,






