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Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan Initiate Coverage On NSE Shares With Overweight Ratings; See Up To 30% Upside

Both brokerages believe NSE is well-positioned to benefit from the growing financialisation of household savings and increasing retail participation in equities.

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Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan Initiate Coverage On NSE Shares With Overweight Ratings; See Up To 30% Upside
Both brokerages believe NSE is well-positioned to benefit from the growing financialisation of household savings and increasing retail participation in equities.
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Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan Initiate Coverage On NSE Shares With Overweight Ratings; See Up To 30% Upside

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