All the Indian Stock Exchanges

All the Indian Stock Exchanges

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1. BSE or, the Bombay Stock Exchange - The oldest stock exchange in Asia is the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). The Sensex was launched in 1986 as the first equity index to serve as a foundation for determining the top 30 trading companies on the Exchange. Today, it is one of the world's top ten most valuable exchanges and offers trading in commodities, derivatives, and stocks.

2. NSE or, the National Stock Exchange - It was founded in 1992, became a stock exchange in 1993, and trading started there in 1994. It was the first stock exchange to allow for electronic trading. The NIFTY 50 Index was introduced by the NSE in 1995–1996, and trading and settlement in dematerialized securities began then.

3. MCX or, the Multi-Commodities Exchange - MCX is one of the biggest item Trades in the country. Hedge funds, traders, entrepreneurs, and even businesses make use of these. Contrary to popular belief, the commodities market has yet to establish itself.

4. NCDEX or, the National Commodity and Derivative Exchange - The National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange (NCDEX) is one of the largest commodity exchanges in the country. It began trading around the same time as MCX. Contrary to MCX, NCDCEX only offers agricultural products for trading.

5. India INX or, the India International Exchange - is India's first international stock exchange. It opened in January 2017. It is likewise an Auxiliary of BSE and is situated at the Global Monetary Administrations Community (IFSC), GIFT City in Gujarat. At the moment, INX only offers derivatives, such as equity, currency, and commodity derivatives, as well as debt instruments, such as masala bonds and foreign currency bonds.

6. NSE International Exchange or, the NSE IFSC - NSE IFSC Limited - which was founded on November 29, 2016, is a wholly owned subsidiary of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and is situated in Gujarat's GIFT City at the International Financial Services Centre (IFSC). India INX's product offerings are comparable.

7. ICEX or, the Indian Commodity Exchange - India's ICEX is a derivatives exchange for commodities. It is a permanent exchange that is registered with SEBI and the only exchange that provides Derivatives Trading in diamond Contracts. ICEX offers agri Derivatives in addition to diamond Contracts, such as spices, oilseeds, plantations, and cereals.

8. CSE or, the Calcutta Stock Exchange - which began under the Neem Tree name in the 1830s, has come a long way since then. It is among the most established Stock Trade and was once considered among the biggest Stock Trades in the country. It received permanent recognition from the Indian government in 1980 in accordance with the Securities Contracts (Regulation) Act of 1956. Additionally, there was a CSE-40 index.

9. MSE or, the Metropolitan Stock Exchange - The Ministry of Corporate Affairs designated the Metropolitan Stock Exchange as a "Recognized Stock Exchange" in accordance with the Companies Act on December 21, 2012. Products offered by the MSE are comparable to those offered by any other Stock Exchange. It provides debt market instruments, currency derivatives, and futures options.