With market volatility and mounting geopolitical tensions influencing the trader sentiment, knowing whether the Indian stock market exchanges are operational is crucial for planning investments. Previously, the stock market was closed for Good Friday on April 3.
Will there be trading tomorrow?
As per the official holiday calendar on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and National Stock Exchange (NSE), April 14 is a holiday on account of Dr. Baba Saheb Ambedkar Jayanti.
Which means, both NSE and BSE will not be functional for equity, equity derivatives, and currency derivatives segments.
On Monday, Indian stock market saw a plunge of nearly 1 per cent, with Sensex tumbling over 700 points and Nifty down by over 200 points. The dip in the stock market indices can be attributed to the failed US-Iran peace talks. Reflecting the market sentiments, the Indian rupee dropped 0.7 per cent versus the U.S. dollar to 93.38.
How to check stock market holidays
Traders and investors can check the official holiday calendar released by NSE and BSE on their official websites. Information on market closures, special sessions, and trading updates are available on the official websites of BSE and NSE ensuring that people are always informed.
Steps to check stock market holidays:
- Visit the official website of NSE or BSE
- Look out for the Holidays option on the home page and select it
- A list of official trading holidays will appear on the screen
- Verify the dates and take a print out of the same for future needs, if needed
Upcoming stock market holidays:
There are no more holidays for the month of April. However, for the monthe of May, there are 2 official trading holidays. May 1 and 28 will not be operative for both BSE and NSE on account of Maharashtra Day and Bakrid.
For more informaation, visit the offficial websites of NSE and BSE.