United Stock Exchange of India (USE), trading in currency derivatives, today said it clocked Rs 27,355.11-crore in turnover on Wednesday, as compared to Rs 25,067.48-crore of turnover on Tuesday.
USE had created a world record on Monday, September 20 with 9.88 million lots, the highest number of lots traded.
The exchange said its dollar-rupee pair registered a volume of Rs 26,752.47-crore, euro-rupee pair Rs 353.69-crore, pound-rupee pair Rs 165.4-crore and yen-rupee pair Rs 83.55-crore, the release said.
Its market share in euro-rupee paid was 34.83 per cent, pound-rupee pair at 49.42 per cent and yen-rupee pair at 42.72 per cent.
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