The stock market will be closed on April 14, due to this, trading will not be done in BSE-NSE, know

Share market holiday: Last week, there was a lot of upheaval in the stock market. Investors are now eyeing this week’s market activities. This week the stock market will be closed for two days. Today, on the occasion of Ambedkar Jayanti on 14 April, the stock market in India will be closed. According to the stock market holiday list on the BSE website, there will be no business in BSE or NSE on Monday.

Ambedkar Jayanti, celebrated every year, remembers the life of Dr. Ambedkar, the creator of the Indian Constitution and the first Law Minister of independent India. This is the birth anniversary of Bhimrao Ambedkar. The market will reopened on 15 April after Ambedkar Jayanti. Apart from this, the stock market will also be closed on the occasion of Good Friday on Friday, April 18.

What is expansion?

There will be no trading in the currency derivatives section on Monday, 14 April 2025 and Friday, 18 April 2025. Apart from this, commodity derivatives section and electronic gold receets (EGR) will also be suspended. For more information, investors can visit the official website of BSE – bseindia.com – and click on the ‘Trading Holidays’ option at the top. It will show a list of stock market holidays in 2025. There will be a total of 14 holidays in the stock market in 2025.

Stock market will remain closed for so many days in April

The holiday has already been declared a holiday on Mahavir Jayanti, ie Thursday, January 10, in the holiday calendar of the stock exchange for the year 2025. According to the holiday calendar, the stock market will be closed to commemorate Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar Jayanti on Monday, 14 April on April 14 and Good Friday on Friday, 18 April.

Indian stock exchange releases a holiday calendar before the start of the new year, which contains information about all the official holidays of the upcoming calendar year.

Meanwhile, there has been an increased instability in the Indian stock market recently due to concerns of global recession. These concerns were generated by tariff measures raised by former US President Donald Trump.

At this time of uncertainty, even though the Monetary Policy Committee of the Reserve Bank of India announced a cut of 25 basis points in the repo rate and a change in policy stance, the benchmark index Sensex and the Nifty 50 declined by the end of the day.