Stock Market Holiday: In the midst of the very volatile Indian stock market because of the recession fear caused by the rates of Donald Trump, some market investors and followers are nervous about whether Dalal Street will reopen Thursday. This confusion is because the Mahavir Jayanti 2025 date falls on 10 April 2025, ie tomorrow. Enthusiasts of the stock market who need clarification about whether Thursday will be a stock market holiday will be advised to go to the BSE or NSE website and search for the 2025 list exhibition holidays.
Stock Market Holidays in April 2025
To prevent such confusion, people are advised to go to the BSE website – Bseindia.com and to click on the ‘Trading Holidays’ option at the top. After clicking on the ‘Trading Holidays’ option, the 2025 list list will be opened. In this list of trade holidays there are three vacations for stock market in April 2025. These three vacations for stock markets will fall in April 2025 10 April 2025 for Shri Mahavir Jayanti, April 14, 2025 for Dr. Baba Saheh Ambedkar Jayanti and April 18, 2025 for Good Friday. This means that the Indian stock market will remain closed on 10 April 2025. In other words, trading activities on the NSE and the BSE will remain suspended on Thursday.
Stock Market Holidays 2025
According to the list of stock market holidays in 2025, there will be 14 trading holidays in 2024. Of these 14 vacations on stock market, the last commercial holiday fell on 31 March 2025 for ID-OL-Fitr (Ramzan ID). After 10 April 2025, ten vacations for stock markets will be left in the current year. Of these ten stock market holidays, two fall in April 2025 (April 14, 2025 for Dr. Baba Saheh Ambedkar Jayanti and April 18, 2025 for Good Friday). The Eight Trading Holidays Are 1 May 2025 for Maharashtra Day, 15 August 2025 For Independence Day, 27 August 2025 for Ganesh Chaturthi, October 2, 2025 for Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti, 21 2025 for Diwali/Laxi Puji Balipratipada, November 5, 2025 for Prakash Gurpurb Sri Guru Nanak DEV and December 25, 2025 for Christmas.
