(Reuters) - Under the proposal by private-sector members of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's Council on Economic and Fiscal Policy, exchanges such as the Tokyo Commodity Exchange and the Tokyo Grain Exchange would join forces with the world's second-largest stock exchange.
By linking the exchanges and transforming the Tokyo bourse into a cross-market investment centre, the plan's backers hope to make Japanese capital markets more competitive as other exchanges around the world continue to join forces.
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