Shares of BSE fell 7.3% over two sessions after being placed under the NSE’s Additional Surveillance Measure (ASM) framework, triggering profit-booking and investor caution. The regulatory move followed a steep rally of over 120% in three months and 213.6% in a year. ASM typically signals heightened scrutiny due to unusual price or volume action.
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BSE shares slide over 7% in 2 days after ASM tag triggers profit booking
