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Major Indian online investment platforms are unlocking access to U.S. stocks for millions of retail investors eager to diversify into global assets as the country’s markets continue to underperform. Demand is strongest for American technology companies, while a weakening rupee and the lack of major domestic AI stocks are also pushing Indians to diversify overseas. More on India's growing appetite for U.S. stocks: cnb.cx/4iflurc

US plans to ban Chinese telecom firms from direct access to US phone numbers reut.rs/4yWFCTX

“I pay probably more attention to the Korean economy than you might think because when I’m looking at the feedstocks effectively for this new surge in technology, a lot of it’s coming from Japan and Korea, some from Singapore,” Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh says.

U.S. asset managers are pulling back from leveraged ETFs tied to Korean companies, liquidating existing products and scrapping planned launches as a local stock market downturn dampens investor appetite, industry officials said Monday. koreatimes.co.kr/economy/202…

NVIDIA and @Meta will expand our partnership on @Muse models to improve inference and training performance. Together, we’re exploring NVIDIA OpenShell for safe AI agent deployment and NVIDIA Sentry for monitoring agent behavior. Meta plans broader deployments of NVIDIA Vera Rubin and Vera CPUs. Read the press release: nvda.ws/4zVYmDY