There will be no trading on the Bombay and National Stock Exchanges on Thursday in the wake of the terror attacks in the country's financial capital.

A BSE spokesperson told PTI in Mumbai that following the "abnormal situation" in the metropolis and the State Government's advice to the people to stay home, it has been decided to keep the BSE closed on Thursday.
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Expiry in the F&O and all settlements stand postponed to the next working day, he added.
At least 80 persons have been killed and over 250 injured in the explosions and gunfire by terrorists at several locations in the metropolis since on Wednesday night.
Five-star hotels in the business district and Mumbai CST railway station have been among the targets.
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