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Share Market Holidays 2025

20 Share Market Holidays

The Indian stock market, which includes the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and the National Stock Exchange (NSE), follows a set calendar of holidays when trading is suspended. These Share Market Holidays provide traders and investors with a brief respite from daily activities, offering a chance to review strategies, reflect on market trends, or simply take a pause.

Trading holidays are usually designated for national, cultural, or religious occasions, such as Independence Day, Diwali, and Christmas. On these days, all trading activities in equity, equity derivatives, and commodities markets are halted. While the market is closed, global events or other external factors can still impact market sentiment. Hence, it’s crucial to stay informed, as market trends may shift when trading resumes.

The trading schedule runs from Monday to Friday, 9:15 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., with the markets remaining closed on Saturdays and Sundays. Staying updated on the NSE holidays or the holiday list of the National Stock Exchange helps you plan your investments better and avoid potential disruptions in your trading strategies.

List of Share Market Holidays 2025

Sr.No.HolidaysDatesDaysExchanges

1

Mahashivratri

26 Feb 2025

Wednesday

NSE, BSE, MCX, Settlement

2

Holi

14 Mar 2025

Friday

NSE, BSE, Settlement

3

Eid-Ul-Fitr (Ramzan Id)

31 Mar 2025

Monday

NSE, BSE, MCX, Settlement

4

Annual Bank closing

01 Apr 2025

Tuesday

Settlement

5

Mahavir Jayanti

10 Apr 2025

Thursday

NSE, BSE, Settlement

6

Dr.Baba Saheb Ambedkar Jayanti

14 Apr 2025

Monday

NSE, BSE, Settlement

7

Good Friday

18 Apr 2025

Friday

NSE, BSE, MCX, Settlement

8

Maharashtra Day

01 May 2025

Thursday

NSE, BSE, Settlement

9

Independence Day

15 Aug 2025

Friday

NSE, BSE, MCX, Settlement

10

Ganesh Chaturthi

27 Aug 2025

Wednesday

NSE, BSE, Settlement

11

Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti

02 Oct 2025

Thursday

NSE, BSE, MCX, Settlement

12

Diwali- Laxmi Pujan

21 Oct 2025

Tuesday

NSE, BSE, MCX, Settlement

13

Diwali Balipratipada

22 Oct 2025

Wednesday

NSE, BSE, Settlement

14

Gurunanak Jayanti

05 Nov 2025

Wednesday

NSE, BSE, MCX, Settlement

15

Christmas

25 Dec 2025

Thursday

NSE, BSE, MCX, Settlement

Holidays falling on Saturday / Sunday

Sr.No.HolidaysDatesDaysExchanges

1

Republic Day

26 Jan 2025

Sunday

NSE, BSE, MCX, Settlement

2

Ram Navami

06 Apr 2025

Sunday

NSE, BSE, Settlement

3

Bakri Id

07 Jun 2025

Saturday

NSE, BSE, Settlement

4

Moharram

06 Jul 2025

Sunday

NSE, BSE, Settlement

5

Parsi New Year

16 Aug 2025

Saturday

Settlement

Note: Muhurat Trading will be conducted. Timings of Muhurat Trading shall be notified subsequently.

Muhurat Trading

Muhurat Trading is a special, auspicious trading session held during Diwali, one of India’s most cherished festivals. This one-hour trading window is considered an ideal time to invest, symbolising prosperity and good fortune for the year ahead. Many traders and investors participate in this session as a traditional practice, blending culture with finance.

For 2025, the Muhurat Trading session will be held on October 21, offering market participants a unique opportunity to engage in this time-honoured tradition and celebrate new beginnings.

Frequently Asked Questions

There are 20 share market holidays in 2025. Out of these 5 holidays fall on weekends.

Yes, the stock market is closed on Saturday. Both the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) are closed for trading on Saturdays.

No, the stock market is not closed for all bank holidays. However, it may be closed on some holidays when banks are also closed.

The stock market is closed on every Saturday. Hence, it is closed on every 2nd Saturday as well.

The NSE and BSE are not open on weekends. This is because most people don’t work on weekends and the demand for trading is usually less. Hence, the stock market is closed on weekends.

No, you cannot trade on Saturday and Sunday. It’s because the stock market remains closed every Saturday and Sunday.

The Muhurat Trading session for 2025 will take place on October 21. The specific timing of this auspicious one-hour trading window is typically announced by the stock exchanges closer to the date.

The stock market observes various national, cultural, and religious holidays. You can check the full holiday list of the National Stock Exchange for 2025 in the table above.

To check if today is a share market holiday, refer to the holiday calendar provided in the table above.

You can confirm whether the stock market is closed tomorrow by checking the official holiday list of the stock market in the table above.

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