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Asia-PacificApril 3 2017

India’s NSE and BSE bourses square up for battle

The former Bombay Stock Exchange is taking the fight to the tech-savvy National Stock Exchange. By Nikkei staff writers Rosemary Marandi and Kiran Sharma. 
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A new chapter has begun in the tale of India’s two biggest stock exchanges.

One, the BSE (previously known as the Bombay Stock Exchange), is the world’s largest bourse by number of traded companies. The second, the National Stock Exchange of India (NSE), leads the country in terms of trading volume. Now, the former has changed the game by going public on its rival.

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