Stock Market holidays in August: BSE, NSE to remain closed for 10 days, check list
Stock Market holidays in August: Market participants should take note of these dates and plan their trading activities accordingly.
Stock market holidays in August: The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and the National Stock Exchange (NSE) will be closed for 10 days in August which includes weekends and Independence Day.
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Market participants should take note of these dates and plan their trading activities accordingly. Here's a list of stock market holidays in August 2024:
1. August 3: Saturday
2. August 4: Sunday
3. August 10: Saturday
4. August 11: Sunday
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5. August 15: Independence Day (National Holiday)
6. August 17: Saturday
7. August 18: Sunday
8. August 24: Saturday
9. August 25: Sunday
10. August 31: Saturday
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Trading on the equities segment typically occurs on all weekdays. The market operates during the following hours: pre-open session starts with order entry and modification opening at 09:00am and closing at 09:08am. The regular trading session for the normal and limited physical market opens at 09:15am and closes at 15:30pm.
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