India used a common contract note for trading on both its main stock exchanges for the first time on Wednesday, the country's ...

NSE is trying to change the expiration for listed derivative contracts from Thursday to Tuesday — a day traditionally dominated by its smaller bourse BSE. A shift could help NSE regain market ...

BSE shares drop 6% as NSE places them in ASM framework for increased scrutiny. Learn the implications and market impacts!

Amidst escalating India-Pakistan tensions, BSE and NSE have restricted international access to their websites as a cyber security precaution. This action follows a cybersecurity alert from CERT-In ...

EXPLAINER | How NSE and BSE will have each other’s back The framework, which will come into effect from April 1 next year, aims to enhance investor protection and maintain market stability in ...

The surge this month has driven BSE well over the 12-month consensus price target of ₹ 2,836.83 by six out of 10 analysts tracking the stock, according to Bloomberg.

BSE shares dip after NSE places stock under Additional Surveillance Measure, triggering investor caution and regulatory scrutiny.

BSE shares tank 9% as NSE shifts expiry to Monday, sparking concerns over market share loss. Goldman Sachs cuts target, stock down 33% from peak. Analysts warn of volatility ahead.

India's top two exchanges, the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and BSE Ltd , have temporarily restricted access to their websites for overseas users, three sources familiar with the matter said.

India's stock exchanges, NSE and BSE, are fiercely competing for dominance in the derivatives market, particularly concerning the expiration day of derivative contracts. NSE's attempt to shift its ...

BSE shares rose 9.99 per cent to hit a high of Rs 5,152.75, as NSE said the implementation of its previous circular is deferred "until further notice in view of SEBI consultation paper." ...

India's NSE and BSE have temporarily restricted website access for overseas users following a joint meeting where cyber threats were discussed.