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Curb Exchange

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Curb Exchange
An early name for what is now the American Stock Exchange. The term derived from the market's beginnings on a street in downtown New York.


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Discussions now under way among the G-7 leaders and at the IMF aim to curb exchange rate volatility and contagious currency crises by "reforming the global financial architecture.
The first ADR was listed on the New York Curb Exchange, the precursor to the American Stock Exchange.
The company, now 113 years old, first traded publicly on the Curb Exchange in 1915, the precursor to the American Stock Exchange.
 
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