BSE stock market

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Bombay stock exchange is the oldest stock exchange in India &Asia.
It was established in 1875 under a banyan tree by five stocks brokers currently 5400 shares are listed on Bombay stock exchange.

    
This stock market starting for banyan tree.


*who is establish of Bombay Stock Exchange?

bombay Stock Exchange is establish on 1857.Developer by Premchand Raychand.

*Who is the founder of bombay stock exchange?
          
      Premchand Raychand
    premchand Raychand is founder of Bombay stock exchange.He is First Founder of Bombay stocks exchange.He is starts in only five stock brokers.& Currently llisted company in 5400.       

  *Who is king of Bombay Stock exchange?
       Mr. Ashishkumar Chauhan 
Mr. Ashishkumar Chauhan is the stock exchange of Asia.


*Following llisted companny in Bombay Stock Exchange.

   

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Bse first time starting in tree...
  

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