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NSE shares to trade on MSEI from Sept 24 under ‘Permitted to Trade’ category

CNBC-TV18 54 min ago·23 Sept 2026, 10:35 am

NSE shares are set to be listed for trading on the Metropolitan Stock Exchange of India (MSEI) starting September 24. This move is part of a new regulatory framework that allows exchanges to admit shares for trading without a full listing process.

This development is significant for investors as it expands the trading options for NSE shares, potentially increasing liquidity and accessibility. It also reflects the evolving landscape of India's financial markets and the increasing role of alternative trading platforms.

Investors should monitor the volume and price action of NSE shares on MSEI to gauge market interest. This listing could signal a broader trend of increased competition and choice in the Indian equity market.