List of NSE and BSE Trading Holidays in India 2025
For investors and traders, understanding the NSE and BSE trading holidays for 2025 is crucial for effective planning. These NSE Holiday 2025, affecting equities, derivatives, and commodities, help ensure timely investment decisions and smooth operations. This guide offers a comprehensive overview of these key holidays to assist market participants in aligning their strategies with market schedules.
Equities/Stocks
Derivatives (Futures & Options)
Currency Derivatives
MCX / Commodity Derivatives
Keeping tabs on the NSE holiday calendar and BSE trading holiday list helps you plan better — so you're not caught off guard wondering, "NSE stock market closed today?"
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Note: Special Trading Sessions – Muhurat Trading
Muhurat Trading for Diwali 2025 will have special trading hours — a tradition every Indian investor loves for its symbolic significance.
Always cross-check the final updates from the official NSE and BSE websites for any mid-year changes!
NSE Trading Hours on Regular Days
On working days, the NSE operates during the following hours:
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Pre-open session: 9:00 AM to 9:15 AM
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Normal trading session: 9:15 AM to 3:30 PM
The market remains closed on weekends (Saturdays and Sundays) and designated holidays listed by the exchange each year.
FAQs: List of Indian Stock Market Holidays
1. Is the NSE stock market closed today?
Check the NSE holiday calendar or reliable stock market update platforms. Public holidays like Republic Day, Holi, and Diwali are typical closure days.
2. Will the NSE and BSE open tomorrow if today was a holiday?
Generally yes, unless it’s a long weekend. Always verify using authentic NSE BSE stock updates.
3. What is Muhurat Trading during Diwali?
Muhurat Trading is a special one-hour trading window on Diwali, considered highly auspicious in India, where investors buy stocks for prosperity.
4. Are commodity markets also closed on these holidays?
Yes! Commodity market holidays align closely with equity market closures but always verify with MCX and NCDEX for commodity-specific dates.
5. What happens if an F&O expiry date falls on a holiday?
If an F&O expiry day falls on a trading holiday, expiry usually shifts to the previous working day.
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