Stock Market Holiday: Stock market will remain closed for three consecutive days from today, see the long list of holidays…

Stock Market Holiday: Due to Good Friday, there will be no trading on both Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and National Stock Exchange (NSE) on Friday (April 3). Since after this weekend Saturday and Sunday are coming, the market will remain closed for three consecutive days. Good Friday is an important day in Christianity. For this reason, it is celebrated as a public holiday in many parts of India, and markets remain closed.

In recent times, the market has seen a lot of volatility due to tensions between Iran and America. In this context, this long holiday may provide some relief to investors.

Trading suspended in all segments

Trading will remain suspended in all segments of currency derivatives and interest rate derivatives. This means that trading on the exchange will be completely closed for the entire day. After closing on Friday, the market will now open directly on Monday. Investors will have to wait for the next trading session.

What will happen to MCX?

Like the stock market, trading on the Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) will also remain suspended. The exchange will remain closed during both morning and evening trading sessions.

When will and will be the holidays in 2026?

In 2026, the stock market remained closed on several major national and religious occasions. The year began on Thursday, January 15, with a holiday due to the Maharashtra Municipal Corporation elections. After this the market will open on Monday, 26 January (Republic Day); Tuesday, March 3 (Holi); Remained closed on Thursday, March 26 (Shri Ram Navami) and Tuesday, March 31 (Mahavir Jayanti). Closed on Friday 3rd April (Good Friday) in April. There will be holidays on Tuesday, 14th April (Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Jayanti).

In May, trading will be suspended on Friday, May 1 (Maharashtra Day) and Thursday, May 28 (Bakrid). In June, the market will remain closed on Friday, June 26 on the occasion of Muharram. In September, there will be a holiday on Monday, 14th September (Ganesh Chaturthi). In October, holidays are scheduled on Friday, October 2 (Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti) and Tuesday, October 20 (Dussehra).

In November, the market will be closed on Tuesday, November 10 for Diwali-Balipratipada and on Tuesday, November 24 for Guru Nanak Jayanti. At the end of the year, the stock market will be closed on Friday, December 25 for Christmas. Therefore, investors should keep these dates in mind throughout the year considering these different opportunities.