Stock Market holiday: Indian stock markets will remain open during several festivals this week, including Ugadi, Gudi Padwa, and Eid-ul-Fitr, as these occasions are not part of the official trading holiday list of the stock exchanges. According to the holiday calendars of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and National Stock Exchange (NSE), there are no…
Stock market holidays: After the bloodbath on Monday, March 2, Indian stock market investors are likely to heave a sigh of relief, with a trading holiday scheduled for Tuesday on account of Holi. Many investors remain confused about when Dalal Street will be shut, given the divergence between the stock market holiday calendar and the…
Stock market holiday: The Indian stock market is closed for trading today, 26 January 2026, on account of the 77th Republic Day of India. Republic Day is a national holiday in India and it has also been declared as a stock market holiday today. The government offices and banks will also remain closed today for…
stock market holiday: Indian stock markets will remain closed on Monday, January 26, 2026, in observance of Republic Day. Both the BSE and the National Stock Exchange (NSE) will be shut for trading, with market operations set to resume on Tuesday, January 27. Along with equities, currency markets will also remain closed for the day….
Stock market holiday: The Indian stock market is closed for trading today, 15 January 2026, on account of municipal corporation elections in Mumbai. The Maharashtra government has declared a public holiday due to local body elections across several municipal jurisdictions, including Mumbai. Both the major Indian stock exchanges – BSE and the National Stock Exchange…
The New Year has kicked off, and for investors of the US stock market, 2025 was a fruitful year. Even as the three major US stock indexes ended lower in the last trading session of 2025, they are basking in solid, double-digit gains for the year. The S&P 500 jumped almost 17%, taking its annual…
Stock market holidays: As the year draws to a close and global markets gear up to welcome the New Year, several major stock exchanges will observe a holiday or operate with shortened trading sessions on December 31 and January 1. With major global markets closed on or ahead of New Year’s Day, most institutional investors…
