Osaka Stock Exchange

...Then, in 1743 (Kanpo 3), the Gold Price Exchange was opened, and gold and silver were traded there until trading was banned in May 1877 (Meiji 10). In the following year, 1878, the Osaka Stock Exchange (a joint-stock company) was established as the second exchange in Japan after the Tokyo Stock Exchange in Kabutocho, and began operations on August 15, two and a half months after the Tokyo Stock Exchange (in 1949, it was newly established as the Osaka Securities Exchange, a members-only organization). Since then, Kitahama has developed as a town of stock exchanges, but in recent years, with the concentration of securities trading on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, its position has been declining rapidly (the Osaka Stock Exchange's share of the national exchange trading volume was 28.8% in 1960, but 10.1% in 1982), and promoting the Osaka Stock Exchange is a major issue. ...

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…ついで1743年(寛保3)には金相場会所が開設され，1877年(明治10)5月の立会禁止まで金銀の取引が行われた。翌78年には，兜町の東京株式取引所につぐ日本で2番目の取引所として，大阪株式取引所(株式会社組織)が設立され，8月15日，東株に2ヵ月半遅れて営業を開始した(1949年会員組織による大阪証券取引所として新発足)。それ以来，北浜は相場の町として発展してきたが，近年の証券取引の東証集中で，地盤沈下が激しく(全国取引所売買高に占める大証のシェアは1960年の28.8％が82年は10.1％)，大証振興は大きな課題である。…

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