- Important news for stock market investors!
- The stock market will be closed on November 10
- What exactly is the reason?
Share Market Closed : There is important news for stock market investors. There will be no trading on BSE and NSE on Tuesday, November 10. Both the exchanges will remain closed due to the Diwali-Balipratipada festival that follows Diwali. So, if you are planning to buy or sell shares on Tuesday, plan your trade accordingly. (Share Market Closed)
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Interestingly, even though it was Diwali on Sunday, the stock market traded on time. Monday is business as usual, but Tuesday will be a holiday. The commodity market, MCX, will also remain closed in the morning session, but trading will resume in the evening.
Why is the stock market closed tomorrow?
The stock market will remain closed on November 10 due to Diwali-Balipratipada festival, which is celebrated on the second day of Diwali. This holiday is included in the official holiday calendar 2026 of NSE and BSE. On this day there will be no normal transactions in equity, equity derivatives and other related segments. This means that investors cannot buy or sell shares, nor do regular transactions in these segments.
When will the transaction take place?
Apart from the stock market, commodity exchange MCX will also remain closed on Tuesday morning session. MCX will remain closed for trading from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Trading will then resume in the evening session, which will last till 11:55 pm. This means that investors dealing in gold, silver and other commodity contracts will also need to plan their trades accordingly.
When will the stock market be closed?
After the November 10 holiday, there are two more trading holidays left in the stock market this year. As per the calendar of NSE and BSE, these holidays will be observed in November and December.
| Date | day | The reason for the holiday |
|---|---|---|
| 10 November | tuesday | Diwali-Balipratipada |
| 24 November | tuesday | Prakash Guru Parva Shri Guru Nanak Dev |
| 25 December | friday | christmas |
Muhurta trading held on Sundays
This year, Diwali was celebrated on Sunday, November 8. Stock markets are usually closed on Saturdays and Sundays, but on the occasion of Diwali, NSE and BSE organized a special Muhurat trading session. The session lasted from 2:20 PM to 3:30 PM. Muhurata trading is considered auspicious in terms of investment. During this period, many investors buy shares at the beginning of the new year. Following this, on Monday, November 9, the market resumed business as usual. Now, after Tuesday's break, the market will resume its regular schedule on Wednesday, November 11.
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