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Stock Market Holiday On Gandhi Jayanti, BSE And NSE To Reopen On October 5
Free Press Journal 23 hrs ago·2 Oct 2026, 4:16 am
The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and National Stock Exchange (NSE) will be closed on October 2 in observance of Gandhi Jayanti, a national holiday in India. Trading will resume on Wednesday, October 5.
Because the exchanges are shut, no new trades can be executed and any pending orders will remain unfilled until the market reopens. Settlement cycles that normally run over the weekend will be extended by one day, so investors should check the status of any positions that were due to settle on October 3. Portfolio valuations will also stay static during the break.
After the markets reopen, attention will shift to the upcoming earnings season, the Reserve Bank of India's next policy meeting, and any global cues from U.S. and European markets. Keeping an eye on these events can help investors gauge short‑term market direction.
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