Definition of BOURSE

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These bourses have dragged the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and the government to the supreme court. — Nupur Anand, Quartz India, "There’s little hope for cryptocurrencies in India as Modi returns to power," 3 June 2019 The Milan bourse and the euro quickly gave up early gains. — The Economist, "Italy’s new government collapses before even getting started," 28 May 2018 Slightly more than 10% of shares traded on the country’s two bourses are used in this way. — Shen Hong, WSJ, "Share Buybacks, the Latest Tool to Calm Markets, Surge in China," 21 Nov. 2018 Last month, bourses around the world convulsed and the euro fell to a 10 month low after two euroskeptic parties formed a government that sparked concerns the country might exit the eurozone. — Georgi Kantchev, WSJ, "The Return of the Political-Risk Trade," 11 June 2018 The remaining 5% is listed on the Riyadh bourse, known as the Tadawul, giving the entire firm a market capitalization of roughly $8.8 billion. — Nicolas Parasie And Rory Jones, WSJ, "Saudi Billionaire Resumes His Global Deal-Making," 8 Aug. 2018 With a market capitalization of around $520 billion, the Tadawul, as the bourse is locally named, is the Arab world’s largest stock market. — Nicolas Parasie, WSJ, "Saudi Arabia’s Stock Exchange Boosted Ahead of Aramco IPO," 20 June 2018 Bulging Supply Copper inventories on global bourses are at a five-year high Source: LME, Comex, Shanghai Futures Exchange Strikes, or the lack thereof, will also likely feature in conversations among the attendees. — Bloomberg.com, "Bloomberg," 21 Apr. 2018 The Milan bourse fell 5.8% from its close on May 25th and the euro fell to an 11-month low against the yen. — The Economist, "Italy’s bond yields rise as it heads for another election," 29 May 2018

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