Stay updated with the official list of market holidays observed by the Indian stock exchanges in 2026. These holidays impact trading, settlements, and clearing operations for equities, derivatives, and currency segments on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE).
Ventura provides this calendar to help you plan your investments, trades, and settlements without surprises.
Share Market holidays are days when stock exchanges are closed for normal trading and settlement operations due to national, regional, or cultural observances. On these days:
No trading activity takes place
Clearing & settlement are suspended
Contracts & positions carry over to the next working day
Understanding these dates can help you avoid last-minute trade execution or settlement issues.
Knowing market holidays helps you:
Plan your trades in advance
Avoid unexpected lapse in orders
Schedule fund transfers appropriately
Manage derivatives positions and expiries
Synchronize with settlement cycles (T+1)
Ventura’s market holiday calendar ensures you never miss a key date.
On Diwali (8 November 2026), the exchanges conduct a Muhurat Trading session — a short, symbolic market session considered auspicious by investors.
While the market may trade for a short window on this day, it is followed by holiday observances like Balipratipada on 10 November that affect settlement cycles. Ventura ensures you understand how these special days interact with settlement timelines.
At Ventura, we keep investors informed with:
Timely holiday calendars
Push alerts and platform notifications
Trade planning tips
Settlement cycle explanations
Updated circulars from NSE & BSE
Whether you’re a new investor or a seasoned trader, keeping holidays in view ensures smoother transactions and better planning.
Bookmark this page and enable notifications on your Ventura app or platform to get real-time updates on market holidays, settlements, and special sessions throughout 2026.
Open positions remain active and are carried forward to the next working day without interruption.
Yes. All normal trading segments, including futures & options, are closed on market holidays, but special sessions (like Muhurat) may be allowed.
Yes. Settlement processes often depend on banking operations. When banks are closed, settlements are postponed even if trading is open.
Yes — orders can be placed, but execution will only happen on valid trading days.
Ventura’s platform will publish any exchange holiday updates or circulars as soon as they are announced.
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