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Difference between the BSE and NSE not their expansion
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Answer Posted / rashi jain
B.S.E. stands for bombay stock exchange .its a top most
exchange in world situated in mumbai dalal street. it
includes more than 3500 companies .while N.S.E.stands for
national stock exchange situated at delhi and the third
largest stock exchange all over the world .
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