Shares &stocks
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22 August 2013
Why price of one shares is always higher in NSE than BSE
15 September 2013
they are two different exchange so of course price will differ as there are different buyer and seller in both the exchanges.
also it is not a rule that NSE will have higher price than BSE. it could be any which ways.
But usually this price difference will not be much. hardly 50paise to 1re.
also it is not a rule that NSE will have higher price than BSE. it could be any which ways.
But usually this price difference will not be much. hardly 50paise to 1re.
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