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Day after technical glitch, NSE witnesses normal trading

On Monday, cash turnover plunged to Rs 6,256 cr compared to average daily turnover of Rs 23,000 cr

A man walks past the NSE (National Stock Exchange) building in Mumbai on December 27, 2016. (Photo: Reuters)
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Samie Modak Mumbai
The National Stock Exchange (NSE) operated normally on Tuesday, a day after it had to halt trading for over three hours due to a “technical glitch”. 

Trading volumes on the exchange were also back to average levels, with the cash segment clocking a turnover of Rs 26,457 crore and the derivatives segment witnessing Rs 4.69 lakh crore worth of trade amid the benchmark Nifty 50 recording a new closing high of 9,786.

On Monday, the cash turnover plunged to just Rs 6,256 crore compared to this month’s average daily turnover of around Rs 23,000 crore. The turnover in the derivatives

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