I. exchange [ıksˈtʃeındʒ] N
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There were subsequently calls for the formation of a unified stock exchange.
en.wikipedia.org A plc has access to capital markets and can offer its shares for sale to the public through a recognised stock exchange.
en.wikipedia.org The news spread and the stock exchange rate surged by 50%.
en.wikipedia.org These young men called runners had to dash from the Stock Exchange to their offices to report the changes in share values.
en.wikipedia.org If floated on the stock exchange at a good price, investors can make a lot of money through increased business revenue, efficiency and profitability.
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