Stock market holiday: BSE, NSE to be closed for trading on January 15 — Here's why | Stock Market News
Indian equity markets will remain shut on January 15 as the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and National Stock Exchange (NSE) observe a scheduled trading holiday. The closure is due to a major regional festival celebrated across parts of the country, leading to a pause in all market activities for the day. Trading in equities, derivatives, currency segments, and securities lending and borrowing will not take place during this period. However, commodity markets may operate with limited or revised timings, depending on exchange notifications. Investors and traders are advised to plan their transactions in advance and check the official holiday calendar to avoid last-minute issues. Regular trading across all segments will resume on the next working day. Market holidays like these are pre-announced and form part of the annual exchange calendar, helping participants manage portfolios, settlements, and liquidity efficiently while respecting regional and national observances.
The Key points
- BSE and NSE will remain closed on January 15
- No equity or derivatives trading on the holiday
- Closure due to a regional festival observance
- Currency and SLB segments also suspended
- Commodity trading may follow modified hours
- Holiday is part of the official exchange calendar
- Investors should plan trades in advance
- No settlement activities during the closure
- Normal trading resumes next working day
- Check exchange notices for segment-wise updates
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