Share prices surge, RSEBL revises circuit breaker

In the wake of abrupt increase in market value of shares, the Royal Securities Exchange of Bhutan Limited (RSEBL) has revised the circuit breaker from 15 percent to five percent. This means that trading of shares above five percent of the last market value would be put on halt. Earlier the limit was 15 percent. […]

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