Stock Market Holiday: Stock market holiday on 14th April; BSE-NSE closed on Ambedkar Jayanti, know the timing of MCX
Stock Market Holiday Tomorrow, 14th April : There is an important news for the investors of Indian stock market. Tomorrow i.e. on Tuesday, 14 April 2026, on the occasion of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Jayanti, there will be no work in the country’s major stock markets, BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange) and NSE (National Stock Exchange).
On the occasion of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Jayanti, the government has declared this day a public holiday, due to which banks, schools and government offices as well as equity markets will remain closed. Amidst the huge fall in the market on Monday and global tensions, investors will now get a day’s break to make their next strategy.
Next holidays in 2026
After Ambedkar Jayanti, there will be holidays in the market in the month of May also. Markets will also remain closed on Maharashtra Day on 1st May, followed by Bakrid on 28th May.
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Will MCX also remain closed tomorrow?
The rules are slightly different regarding Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX). Commodity markets will remain closed tomorrow in the morning session (9:00 am to 5:00 pm). However, the market will be open for trading in the evening session (5:00 pm to 11:55 pm). That means in the evening you will be able to deal in gold, silver and crude oil.
Why did the market crash today? (Why Stock Market Crash Today)
Today on Monday there was an outcry in the Indian markets. Sensex fell by about 2.16% to a low of 75,868, while Nifty also fell by 2.05% to 23,555. The main reason for this decline is the failure of the peace talks held in Islamabad between America and Iran. Soon after, President Donald Trump ordered the blockade of the ‘Strait of Hormuz’, which has terrified the global market.
Crude oil prices are on fire
Crude oil prices are skyrocketing due to increasing tension in the Middle East. Oil prices rose 7% to $102 a barrel on Monday. Iran has warned that if the conflict does not stop, prices could reach $200. This is a matter of great concern for India because we import most of the oil we need, which threatens to increase inflation.
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