Stock, forex markets closed today

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New Delhi, Sept 19:

The BSE, National Stock Exchange, Forex as well as MCX and NCDEX will remain closed today for ‘Ganesh Chaturthi’. However, commodity markets here, including bullion, will remain open.

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