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NSE Holidays October 2026: Stock Market To Remain Closed For 11 Days, Including Weekends

NDTV Profit 1 hr ago·29 Sept 2026, 3:14 am

The National Stock Exchange has announced that it will be closed for a total of 11 days in October 2026. The closures include the regular weekends and a few additional weekdays that have been declared holidays. This means that no trading, clearing or settlement activity will take place on those dates.

For retail investors, the schedule matters because any buy or sell orders placed on a holiday will be processed only on the next trading day, which can affect cash availability, margin requirements and the timing of corporate actions such as dividend payouts. Traders should also check the revised calendar for any impact on options expiry or earnings releases that fall on or near the holidays. Looking ahead, investors can monitor the NSE’s official holiday list and any subsequent announcements that might shift the trading timetable.