Share Market Holiday: There will be a holiday on Thursday, January 15 in both the major exchanges of the domestic stock market – BSE and NSE. Due to the holiday, all types of trading on BSE and NSE will remain completely closed. However, the commodity derivatives segment will open for trading in the evening session. Both the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) have announced market closure on January 15 in view of the BMC elections to be held in Mumbai. Let us tell you that the offices of both BSE and NSE are located in Mumbai. BSE and NSE had also announced holiday during the Maharashtra Assembly elections held last year.
Apart from BSE and NSE, there are total 4 stock exchanges in India.
Both the major exchanges of the Indian stock market, BSE and NSE, trade only 5 days every week and are closed every Saturday-Sunday. Apart from this, trading in BSE and NSE also remains closed on the occasions of various major festivals. In the year 2026, there will be a total of 15 days holiday in BSE and NSE on the occasion of different festivals. This month, January 26 will be the first festive holiday for the stock market on the occasion of Republic Day. According to SEBI, trading takes place in a total of 4 stock exchanges in India. Apart from BSE and NSE, shares are also traded in Calcutta Stock Exchange (CSE) of Kolkata and Metropolitan Stock Exchange of India (MSE) of Mumbai.
Domestic stock markets closed with gains on Monday
The domestic stock market witnessed a rise today after 5 consecutive days of decline last week. On Monday, the market had started trading in the red mark with a decline, but in the end buying dominated and the market came into the green mark with a rise. At the end of trading, BSE Sensex closed at 83,878.17 points with a rise of 301.93 points (0.36%). Whereas, NSE’s Nifty 50 index closed at 25,790.25 points with a gain of 106.95 points (0.42 percent).
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