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πŸ“ˆ Stock Market Holidays in May 2025: NSE, BSE To Remain Shut for 10 Days

(Get the complete list of NSE, BSE holidays in May 2025. Indian stock markets to stay closed for 10 days. Check key dates and details here!)

Stock Market Holidays May 2025 NSE BSE Closure Dates Calendar.
Indian stock markets (NSE, BSE) to remain closed for 10 days in May 2025 β€” check full list of trading holidays and important dates.

Stock Markets To Shut For 10 Days in May 2025

Investors take note! The National Stock Exchange (NSE) and Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) will remain shut for 10 days in May 2025 due to various public holidays and weekends. If you are planning your trading strategies, here’s everything you need to know about the stock market holidays next month.

πŸ“… Full List of NSE, BSE Holidays in May 2025

The Indian stock exchanges observe multiple holidays every year, including national festivals, religious events, and special occasions. In May 2025, markets will be closed for several days. Here’s the complete breakdown:

πŸ—“οΈ Trading Holidays in May 2025 (Weekdays)

  • May 1 (Thursday) – Maharashtra Day / Labour Day
  • May 8 (Thursday) – Buddha Purnima
  • May 23 (Friday) – Lok Sabha Election Results (tentative holiday)

Note: Final confirmation on May 23 will depend on official notifications from NSE and BSE.

πŸ“Œ Regular Weekly Closures

  • May 3-4 – Saturday & Sunday
  • May 10-11 – Saturday & Sunday
  • May 17-18 – Saturday & Sunday
  • May 24-25 – Saturday & Sunday
  • May 31 – Saturday

βœ… Total closed days in May 2025: 10 days

πŸ›‘ How These Holidays Will Impact Trading in May 2025?

The closure of the stock exchanges for these 10 days can affect liquidity, volatility, and investor sentiment. Here’s what traders and investors should keep in mind:

  • Reduced Trading Days: Only 21 active trading sessions in May 2025.
  • Market Volatility: Expect heightened volatility before and after long weekends.
  • Portfolio Planning: Adjust investment decisions considering fewer trading days.

πŸ‘‰ It’s advisable to plan your investment strategies around these holidays to avoid unexpected market movements.

πŸ“Š Historical Data: Stock Market Trends During Holiday Months

Here’s how the Indian stock market typically behaves during months with multiple holidays:

Month Avg Trading Sessions Avg Market Movement
May 2023 20 Moderate Volatility
May 2024 21 Increased Volatility
May 2025* 21 (expected) High Volatility (elections impact)

Expert Insight:

According to financial analysts, months like May with national events (like elections) often experience sharp swings due to uncertainty and news flow.

πŸ“š FAQs: Stock Market Holidays in May 2025

1. How many holidays are there in NSE and BSE in May 2025?

There are 3 official holidays and 7 weekend closures, making it a total of 10 non-trading days.

2. Is there a trading holiday for Lok Sabha election results in 2025?

Yes, tentatively on May 23, 2025, subject to final confirmation by NSE and BSE authorities.

3. Will commodity markets also remain closed?

On holidays like Maharashtra Day and Buddha Purnima, commodity markets (MCX) will have evening sessions operational but morning sessions will be shut.

4. How to check stock market holidays officially?

You can check the official NSE holiday list on the NSE India website.

5. Should I adjust my portfolio due to holidays?

Yes, it is wise to rebalance or strategize your investments considering fewer trading days and potential market swings.

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