The correct answer is: A. Wednesday to next Tuesday.
The NSE’s accounting period cycle is from Wednesday to the following Tuesday. This means that the NSE’s financial statements are prepared for the period from Wednesday to the following Tuesday. The NSE’s accounting period cycle is different from the standard accounting period cycle of January to December because the NSE is a stock exchange. Stock exchanges operate on a T+2 settlement cycle, which means that trades are settled two business days after they are executed. This means that the NSE’s financial statements need to be prepared for a period that ends on a Tuesday so that they can be released on a Thursday, which is the first business day after the settlement cycle.
Option B is incorrect because the NSE’s accounting period cycle does not end on a Wednesday. Option C is incorrect because the NSE’s accounting period cycle does not end on a Friday. Option D is incorrect because the NSE’s accounting period cycle does not end on a Wednesday.