Perplexity, the AI-powered search engine that’s been making waves globally, has just launched something that Indian stock market enthusiasts have been waiting for – real-time Indian stock market data right on their platform.
This means you can now get instant updates on your favorite stocks from both the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and the National Stock Exchange (NSE) without jumping between different apps or websites. Whether you’re using your computer, phone, or tablet, all the information is right there at your fingertips.
What Makes This Different?
Here’s the cool part – Perplexity isn’t just showing you boring numbers. The platform actually explains why stock prices are moving up or down, gives you both positive and negative perspectives on major stocks, and even lets you download historical data for free. Most other platforms charge you for this kind of detailed information.
The best part? It’s incredibly simple to use. Just type something like “Reliance stock” or “Tata share price” and boom – you get everything you need to know instantly. No complicated menus or confusing interfaces.
Perfect Timing for This Launch
The timing couldn’t be better. Perplexity says people are using their finance tools eight times more than they were just a few months ago in the spring. Clearly, more Indians are getting interested in tracking stocks and investments, and this new feature comes right when demand is peaking.
The platform has also created a special finance homepage that shows market trends, lets you search for stocks and cryptocurrencies, and even tells you about upcoming company earnings announcements. It’s designed to work for everyone – whether you’re completely new to investing or you’ve been trading for years.
A Possible Zerodha Partnership on the Cards?
Things might get even more interesting soon. Perplexity’s CEO, Aravind Srinivas, has hinted that they might be partnering with Zerodha, India’s popular trading platform led by Nithin Kamath.
When someone asked “Zerodha when?” on social media, Srinivas replied that he had already talked with both Nithin and Nikhil Kamath and would “have something to share soon”. If this partnership happens, it could make stock trading and research even more seamless for Indian investors.
Part of Perplexity’s India Strategy
This stock market feature isn’t Perplexity’s first attempt to win over Indian users. Earlier, they created a dedicated IPL page with live scores, match schedules, and cricket news. It’s clear they’re serious about competing with Google in India by offering features that matter to Indian users.
For anyone who’s tired of switching between multiple apps just to check stock prices, get market news, and understand what’s happening with their investments, Perplexity’s new Indian stock market feature might just be the solution you’ve been looking for.
