Nasdaq (Nasdaq: NDAQ) and eToro (Nasdaq: ETOR) have expandedtheir partnership to provide real-time trading data for more than 210additional stocks listed on Nasdaq’s Nordic exchanges in Stockholm, Helsinki,Copenhagen, and Iceland. eToro’s global retail clients will have complimentaryaccess, making it the first non-Nordic broker to offer this data. The movebuilds on eToro’s existing U.S. equity data partnership with Nasdaq.Retail Activity Rises on Nasdaq Nordic“eToro has built a global investment platformserving the needs of users from 75 countries around the world. Many retailinvestors still have a strong home bias and this partnership enables us tooffer a broader range of local stocks as well as superior pricing data for ourusers investing in European companies,” said Yossi Brandes, VP of ExecutionServices at eToro. Retail participation in Nasdaq Nordic markets has risen from7.7% in 2018 to 10.6% in Q1 2025. The exchanges have delivered some of thehighest annualized real returns globally from 1966 to 2024. You may find it interesting at FinanceMagnates.com: eToroNow Pays 4.3% on Cash While You Wait to Trade.Companies such as Volvo, H&M, Nokia, and Novo Nordiskare listed on these markets, along with over 460 firms on Nasdaq Nordic’sgrowth platform, First North, where retail investors accounted for 42% ofactivity in Q1 2025.eToro Offers Local Currency Trading GloballyThe partnership is part of efforts by Nasdaq and eToro toincrease access to regional markets for global investors. It aligns withNasdaq’s provision of local market data to retail platforms and eToro’scollaborations with other exchanges, including HKEX, Deutsche Boerse, LSEG, andADX. Users in the UK and Europe can trade in local currencies through eToro.This article was written by Tareq Sikder at www.financemagnates.com.