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Trading Holidays 2023

Trading Holidays 2023 @ BSE & NSE:

Like every year, this year too, a trading holidays calendar 2023 was released on December 8, 2022. The calendar is a well-structured holiday scheduled for trading holidays for investors trading the Equity Derivatives and SLB segment.

However, anybody can view the holiday schedule for the Year 2023 (BSE) for equity trading, here

BSE NSE Trading Holidays in Calendar 2023

S.No.DateDayHolidays
1.26th January 2023ThursdayRepublic Day
2.7th March 2023TuesdayHoli
3.30th March 2023ThursdayRam Navami
4.4th April 2023TuesdayMahavir Jayanti
5.7th April 2023FridayGood Friday
6.14th April 2023FridayDr. Baba Saheb Ambedkar Jayanti
7.22nd April 2023SaturdayId-ul-fitr (Ramzan Id)
8.1st May 2023MondayMaharashtra Day
9.28th June 2023WednesdayId-ul-adha (Bakri Id)
10.15th August 2023TuesdayIndependence Day
11.19th September 2023TuesdayGanesh Chaturthi
12.2nd October 2023MondayMahatma Gandhi Jayanti
13.24th October 2023TuesdayDussehra
14.14th November 2023TuesdayDiwali Balipratipada
15.27th November 2023MondayGurunanak Jayanti
16.25th December 2023MondayChristmas

BSE NSE Trading Holidays in January 2023

S.No.DateDayHolidays
1.26th January 2023ThursdayRepublic Day

NSE BSE Trading Holidays in March 2023

S.No.DateDayHolidays
1.7th March 2023TuesdayHoli
2.30th March 2023ThursdayRam Navami

Trading Holidays in April 2023

S.No.DateDayHolidays
1.4th April 2023TuesdayMahavir Jayanti
2.7th April 2023FridayGood Friday
3.14th April 2023FridayDr. Baba Saheb Ambedkar Jayanti
4.22nd April 2023SaturdayId-ul-fitr (Ramzan Id)

Trading Holidays in May 2023

S.No.DateDayHolidays
1.1st May 2023MondayMaharashtra Day

Trading Holidays in June 2023

S.No.DateDayHolidays
1.28th June 2023WednesdayId-ul-adha (Bakri Id)

BSE in a Global Context: 

Bombay Stock Exchange, BSE began to expand the trading platform in 2000 with the introduction of the derivatives market, trading S&P BSE SENSEX futures contracts. Later, with the development of S&P BSE SENSEX options and the beginning of the equity.

Derivatives in 2001 & 2002, the stock exchange performance spiraled.

First to be established in Asia, BSE in terms of market capitalization is the third largest stock exchange in a global context. Although 6000 companies have been listed, the participation of retail investors is said to be 6 million, as per the survey conducted by Economic Times.

Furthermore, the Bimal Jalan Committee report released a comparative analysis that stated only 3 % of the Indian population is making an investment in the Stock Exchange while the USA (29 %) and China ( 10%). 

Trading Holidays Calendar for 2023

To make the trading better organized, the Bombay Stock Exchange markets have regulated daily working hours of 6 hrs 15 minutes. The BSE operates Monday through Friday and the trading is kept at bay every Saturday, and Sunday.

Like every year, this year too, a holiday calendar year 2023 was released on December 8, 2022. The calendar is a well-structured holiday scheduled for trading holidays for investors trading the Equity Derivatives and SLB segment. However, anybody can view the holiday schedule for the Year 2023 (BSE) for equity trading.

Trading Holidays for Equity (NSE)

Labeled to be the tenth largest stock exchange, National Stock Exchange, NSE, records a market capitalization of US $3.4 trillion. Headquartered in Mumbai, India NSE recorded the third-largest cash equities by trading operations for the calendar year 2022. It is the largest derivatives exchange whose ownership is led by leading financial institutions, insurance, and banks. 

Besides the scheduled trading holidays, the NSE is kept closed on Saturday and Sunday throughout the calendar year. Thereby shutting down the equity sector, equity derivative segment, or SLB segment even during the scheduled NSE holidays.

You can get a record of trading holidays scheduled through the calendar year @NSE holidays 2023.

MCX Holidays 2023

Forward Markets Commission, FMC, has governed National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange, NCDEX, and Multi Commodity Exchange, MCX, since 2003.

The government of India integrated NCDE, and MCE into SEBI, and the bill was passed through Union Budget 2016.

To analyze and trade better on NCDEX, and MCX @SEBI, you can seek a complete picture of the MCX trading holidays for 2023.

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