French for a stock market.

"stock exchange," 1570s, burse, from Old French borse "money bag, purse" (12c.), from Medieval Latin bursa "a bag" (see purse (n.)). French spelling and modern sense of & [..]

French term for stock exchange.

Bourse is the French term for a stock exchange, meaning, literally, purse. The national stock market of France, a totally electronic market, is known as the Paris Bourse. The term is used throughout Europe and worldwide as a synonym for stock exchange, though it generally isn't used in the US.

Definition French term for stock exchange. More generally, any European stock exchange.

A meeting of stamp collectors and/or dealers, where stamps and covers are sold or exchanged. A bourse usually has no competitive exhibits of stamps or covers. Almost all public stamp exhibitions inclu [..]

French term denoting stock markets, now used commonly in all markets worldwide.

A bourse is a term used in continental Europe for an exchange, such as a stock exchange. In French, the term can refer to a purse and is derived from the Latin term bursa for bag.

(n) the stock exchange in Paris

this is the buying, selling and trading portion of a show where dealers setup with their collectibles.  Most APIC shows, both regional and national include a bourse that may be one or more days.

French term for stock exchange

A French term for stock exchange, grain exchange or exchange dealing in commodities.

Another term for stock exchange. Based on the Van der Burse house in Bruges, Belgium, where merchants would gather to trade.

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French for a stock market.