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4 Stocks to Watch in the Thriving Securities & Exchanges Industry
ByAinvest
Tuesday, Nov 11, 2025 2:28 pm ET1min read
The Securities and Exchanges industry is expected to benefit from a rise in trading volumes, product expansion through acquisitions, and increased adoption of cryptocurrencies. Industry players such as S&P Global, CME Group, Nasdaq Inc., and Cboe Global Markets are expected to see increased revenues from their diversified product portfolios. However, challenges such as regulatory compliance and cyber threats remain. The industry is expected to see increased adoption of cryptocurrencies and an impetus from the Trump administration's crypto favoritism.
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