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NSE dumps 50 stocks from futures trading list
23 Apr 2009
Financial Technologies refutes reports on MCX stake sale
30 Mar 2009
Financial Technologies India has refuted reports about its initiating stake sale talks with the London Stock Exchange even as reports said the National Stock Exchange of India was interested in selling its one per cent stake in the Multi Commodity Exchange of India.
Rupee hammered on Day 1 of futures trading on NSE
29 Aug 2008
The rupee dropped to a low of Rs45 against the US dollar as the finance minister launched the country's first exchange traded currency futures on the National Stock Exchange today.
BSE, NSE and MCX to start currency futures
11 Aug 2008
Worst fall in Indian trading history
By Varinder Bansal, CNBC-TV18 | 21 Jan 2008
The stock market stumbled badly today losing 1408 points, and severely bruising investors.
BSE, NSE ask Reliance Natural Resources to explain price spurt
By | 28 Sep 2007
Corporation Bank sells NSE stake
By Our Corporate Bureau | 08 Sep 2007
Sebi rejects NSE's tie-up with regional SEs
By | 28 Mar 2007
NSE, BSE''s role as regulators under scrutiny
23 Mar 2007
NSE hits 26-per cent FDI cap after Morgan Stanley, Citigroup, Actis pick up 6 per cent stake
By | 09 Mar 2007
BSE, NSE extends trading session from March 5
By | 03 Mar 2007
NYSE cannot acquire BSE stake after buying NSE equity
By | 16 Jan 2007
CNBC-TV18 to telecast live from NSE
15 Jan 2007
CNBC-TV18 to telecast live from NSE
15 Jan 2007
NYSE moves into Asia with NSE deal
By For the overseas financi | 11 Jan 2007
NYSE moves into Asia with NSE deal
By For the overseas financi | 11 Jan 2007
NYSE-led group acquires 20 per cent stake in NSE
By The combined value of In | 10 Jan 2007
NYSE-led group acquires 20 per cent stake in NSE
By The combined value of In | 10 Jan 2007
NSE stake may go to five investors
By The proposed sale of sta | 10 Jan 2007
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