Trading Holidays in Indian Stock Market – 2017

Keeping a track on trading holidays is very important for traders for various reasons especially when it comes to derivatives and leveraged positions. It helps you understand when holidays are so that you can trade accordingly. For instance, let’s assume that today is a Friday of the third week of expiry and there is a major market event (Example: US Federal Reserve meeting) on Monday which can influence the price of stocks greatly. Imagine if you didn’t know that the stock markets are closed in India on Monday because of a festival. It could land you in unnecessary trouble if you are caught on the wrong side of the market. If you had known that there was a holiday, you might not have initiated overnight trades in the first place. Therefore, it is important to track stock market holidays for traders.

Fyers holiday calendar brings you the list of trading holidays and settlement holidays across different major exchanges and segments. View all of them below or click on any of the direct links published by the stock exchanges.
1. NSE Holidays
2. BSE Holidays
3. MCX/NCDEX Holidays

Trading Holidays list in equity markets (NSE & BSE) – 2017:

14October 02, 2017Mahatma Gandhi JayantiMonday

Trading Holidays on the Weekends in 2017:

Trading Holidays for MCX & NCDEX in 2017 (including weekends):

15October 01, 2017MoharramSundayClosedOpen16October 02, 2017Mahatma Gandhi JayantiMondayClosedClosed

Muhurat Trading shall be held on Thursday, October 19, 2017 – (Diwali – Laxmi Pujan). Timing will be notified by exchange circulars subsequently.
*Note : The data displayed is only indicative and is subject to change without prior notice. You can also visit individual exchanges’ links as mentioned above. FYI, commodity exchanges (MCX & NCDEX) have two sessions per day and holidays declared may not necessarily be for both sessions.

We feel a sense of responsibility to provide you with the most reliable information in the stock market domain. The easiest way to track all of them in one place is on our Trading Holidays Calendar. If there are any abrupt changes made to this schedule, you will find them in our Circulars page.