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Should investors dump BSE shares to subscribe to NSE? Simple answer is no.

NSE’s long-awaited IPO comes after a year of slowing earnings, while BSE capitalized on Sebi’s expiry curbs to deliver explosive growth and narrow the valuation gap.

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MintLean R·8h ago
Should investors dump BSE shares to subscribe to NSE? Simple answer is no.
NSE’s long-awaited IPO comes after a year of slowing earnings, while BSE capitalized on Sebi’s expiry curbs to deliver explosive growth and narrow the valuation gap.
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