According to a Google search study, India Second Most Stock-Obsessed Nation

Singapore topped the list for having the most people searching for the terms "stocks," "buy stocks," and "interest rate worldwide," with a total search score of 555 out of 700.

1. Singapore

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Interesting enough, India came in second with a score of 492. The country's populace searches for words like "stock market" and "swing trading" at the second-highest rate in the world.

2. India

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With a total search score of 462, this North American nation ranks second for the keyword "invest in stocks," along with "buy stocks," which is the most frequently searched term.

3. Canada

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With a total search score of 453 out of 700, the United States is able to hold onto the fourth spot. For the phrases "invest in stocks" and "stock market," it saw the most searches.

4. United States

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With a total search score of 374, the United Arab Emirates comes in fifth in the rankings. According to the report, it has the fourth-highest number of swing trading searches.

5. United Arab     Emirates

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With a total search score of 338, Australia is ranked sixth overall. Its populace searches for the terms "invest in stocks" and "day trading" at the sixth-highest rate.

6. Australia

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South Africa holds onto the seventh spot, where users spend the majority of their time and effort looking for phrases like "trading" and "stocks."

7. South Africa

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The New Zealand Stock Exchange (NZX), usually referred to as New Zealand's Exchange, has also been successful in influencing people's stock investment decisions.

8. New Zealand

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The London Stock Exchange (LSE) of the United Kingdom, which is ranked ninth, competes with the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in terms of transaction volume and other factors.

9. United Kingdom

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Nigeria, the last country on the list, is home to the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE), which was established there in 1960 and is currently the second-largest financial hub in sub-Saharan Africa.

10. Nigeria

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