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India and US holdings.
One INR view.

Track Indian and US stocks and ETFs in one portfolio — latest closes, returns, dividends and splits — with US holdings converted to INR at the current exchange rate.

INDIA · NSE / BSE
Reliance Industries52 × ₹1,170.30₹60,856
HDFC Bank74 × ₹707.25₹52,336
Nifty 50 ETF380 × ₹257.35₹97,793
Lane total₹2,10,985
UNITED STATES · EXAMPLE PRICES
Apple10 × USD 241.00 · example price₹2,33,119
Vanguard S&P 500 ETF6 × USD 305.00 · example price₹1,77,016
Microsoft2 × USD 310.00 · example price₹59,973
Lane totalUSD 4,860.00
FX₹96.73ECB reference rate · 9 Oct 2026
ONE INR PORTFOLIO₹6,81,093US holdings converted at the dated reference rate, never a guessed one.
Example portfolio · NSE closes and the USD rate dated 9 Oct 2026 · US prices are examples
India and the US

NSE/BSE and US shares and ETFs at their latest close.

Converted honestly

Foreign holdings at the dated ECB reference rate.

No silent zeros

A missing close is flagged, never counted as ₹0.

Every position, its close, and the rate that converted it.

A US holding is worth two numbers: the close in its own currency and the rate you converted it at. Both are shown, and both carry a date.

Indian and US holdings, each with its units, its close and its INR value
HoldingMarketUnitsLast priceValue ₹
Reliance IndustriesIndia52₹1,170.3060,856
HDFC BankIndia74₹707.2552,336
Nifty 50 ETFIndia380₹257.3597,793
AppleUnited States10USD 241.002,33,119
Vanguard S&P 500 ETFUnited States6USD 305.001,77,016
MicrosoftUnited States2USD 310.0059,973

How foreign holdings are valued

Both markets, one portfolio

Hold Reliance and Apple in the same view. OmniAsset values Indian holdings at the latest exchange close and US holdings in native USD, converted to INR at the current rate, so your total is consistent.

Corporate actions handled

Dividends and stock splits are applied so your returns and share counts stay correct across a split or bonus — not silently wrong the day after a corporate action.

Returns and exposure that make sense

See money-weighted returns using your real trade dates, your sector and asset-class exposure, and the FX contribution on your foreign holdings separated out from the underlying stock return.

Common questions

Can I hold Indian and US stocks together?

Yes. Indian holdings are valued at the latest exchange close and US holdings in USD, converted to INR at the current reference rate, so one net figure is consistent across both.

Are dividends and splits handled?

Yes — corporate actions are applied so your share counts and returns stay correct through a split, bonus or dividend.

Do you show the currency impact on US holdings?

Yes. For US holdings the return is separated into the native-USD performance and the INR/USD exchange-rate contribution.

Start with one holding.

Add one holding and OmniAsset gives you a complete, evidence-backed picture — with your data on your device.

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