NSE holidays - 10 things to know with detail
- 1. The National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) observes several holidays throughout the year, during which the stock market remains closed for trading.
- 2. NSE holidays generally include national holidays such as Republic Day, Independence Day, Gandhi Jayanti, and Christmas, as well as regional holidays and festivals.
- 3. NSE holidays are also observed on weekends, which are Saturday and Sunday, as the stock market remains closed on these days.
- 4. In addition to regular holidays, the NSE may also declare special trading holidays in case of emergencies, market disruptions, or other unforeseen events.
- 5. NSE holidays are announced well in advance by the exchange, allowing traders and investors to plan their trading activities accordingly.
- 6. On NSE holidays, trading in equities, derivatives, currency, and commodities markets is closed, and there is no trading activity on the exchange.
- 7. However, even on holidays, investors can still access their trading accounts, view market data, and place orders through online trading platforms and mobile apps.
- 8. NSE holidays may also impact the settlement schedule for trades, with settlement dates being adjusted accordingly to account for the holiday period.
- 9. It is important for traders and investors to be aware of NSE holidays and plan their trading activities accordingly to avoid any inconvenience or disruption to their trading activities.
- 10. The NSE holiday calendar for the current year is typically available on the exchange's website, as well as through various financial news sources and trading platforms.