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NSE Holiday 2024, National Stock Exchange to remain shut for 14 days this year

The National Stock Exchange (NSE) is the largest stock market in India. It is giving employment to millions of people around the country. If you are an investor or a trader then you must know the NSE calendar 2024. 

During the NSE holidays 2024, there will be no trading activity. It means no buying or selling of stocks or other financial instruments. However, many traders use these breaks to regroup and develop their investment strategy. 

In 2024, NSE will remain shut for 14 weekdays along with all Saturdays and Sundays. It means, this year, NSE will work for one exam day because there were 15 holidays in 2023. So, go through the list of NSE holidays mentioned in this post and mark your calendar.

List of NSE Trading Holidays in India 2024 

Apart from weekends, NSE will remain shut on the following dates. 

S. No.HolidayDateDay
1Republic Day26 January 2024Friday
2Maha Shivratri 8 March 2024Friday
3Holi25 March 2024Monday
4Good Friday29 March 2024Friday
5Eid-Al-Fitr10 April 2024Wednesday
6Ram Navami17 April 2024Wednesday
7Maharashtra Day1 May 2024Wednesday
8Eid-ul-adha (Bakrid)17 June 2024Monday
9Muharram17 July 2024Wednesday
10Independence Day15 August 2024Thursday
11Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti2 October 2024Wednesday
12Diwali Laxmi Pujan1 November 2024Friday
13Gurunanak Jayanti 15 November 2024Friday
14Christmas25 December 2024Wednesday

Check list of BSE Holidays

Trading Holidays on Saturday/ Sunday 

Here are the holidays on which NSE remains closed. However, in 2024, they are falling on weekends.

S.No. HolidayDateDay
1Dr. Baba Saheb Ambedkar Jayanti 14 April 2024 Sunday 
2Mahavir Jayanti 21 April 2024Sunday
3Ganesh Chaturthi7 September 2024Saturday
4Dussehra 12 October 2024Saturday
5Diwali Balipratipada 2 November 2024Saturday

Important Note – NSE will operate on Friday, 1st November 2024 on the occasion of Diwali. Muhurat Trading will take place as per the rituals. 

Trading Holidays in 2024 for the Commodity Derivatives Segment

S.No. HolidayDateDay
1Republic Day26 January 2024Friday 
2Mahashivratri 8 March 2024Friday 
3Holi25 March 2024Monday
4Good Friday29 March 2024Friday 
5Id-Ul-Fitr (Ramadan Eid)11 April 2024Thursday
6Shri Ram Navami17 April 2024Wednesday
7Maharashtra Day1 May 2024Wednesday
8Bakrid17 June 2024Monday
9Muharram17 July 2024Wednesday
10Independence Day/ Parsi New Year15 August 2024Thursday
11Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti2 October 2024Wednesday
12Diwali Laxmi Pujan1 November 2024Friday
13Gurunanak Jayanti15 November 2024Friday 
14Christmas25 December 2024Wednesday

National Stock Exchange (NSE) Timings 

Pre-Open Session
Order entry & modification Open09:00 hrs
Order entry & modification Close09:08 hrs
Regular trading session
Normal/ Limited physical market open09:15 hrs
Normal/ Limited physical market close15:30 hrs
Closing session
Closing Session15.40 hrs and 16.00 hrs
Block Deal Session Timings
Morning Window08:45 AM to 09:00 AM
Afternoon Window02:05 PM to 2:20 PM

Tips to Utilise National Stock Exchange (NSE) Holidays  

  1. Plan ahead – You should use the NSE holidays as an opportunity to plan your investment strategy for the upcoming days.
  2. Research and Analyze – You may take advantage of these holidays to research and analyze market trends, news, company reports, etc. 
  3. Connect with experts – During downtime, you may connect with industry experts to gain valuable insights and learn from their experiences.
  4. Relax and Recharge – Regular trading can be tiring, you may take a break from the market and use NSE holidays to relax and recharge yourself for better decision-making.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are trading times for NSE and BSE the same?

Yes, the trading time remains the same for both NSE and BSE.

Is it possible to trade on NSE on Saturdays and Sundays?

No, the market remains shut on all Saturdays and Sundays.

When will be the “Muhurat Trading” in 2024?

On Friday, 1st November 2024 on the occasion of Diwali.

Are market holidays the same for the BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange)?

No, the BSE and NSE may have different holiday schedules. It is better to check both exchanges for accurate information.

What should I do if I have open positions on an NSE holiday?

Closely monitor your positions and consider any potential risks. You may consult with your broker or financial advisor for guidance.

Mahima Mishra

Mahima is a law professional and also writes for Edudwar.com. She writes law articles and about important days celebrated worldwide. She has a deep interest in content writing and therefore writes for Edudwar as a freelance writer.

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