Trading Holidays 2020 – NSE, BSE, MCX


Dear Clients,
The trading holidays for the new year 2020 has been announced. Check the list of all Exchange Trading Holidays.
NAVIA MARKETS LTD
LIST OF HOLIDAYS FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 2020
Sr. No.DateDayDescription
102/21/20FridayMahashivratri
203/10/20TuesdayHoli
3April 02,2020ThursdayRam Navami
4April 06,2020MondayMahavir Jayanti
504/10/20FridayGood Friday
6April 14,2020TuesdayDr.Baba Saheb Ambedkar Jayanti / Tamil New Year
7May 01,2020FridayMaharashtra Day / May Day
805/25/20MondayId-Ul-Fitr (Ramzan ID)
910/02/20FridayMahatma Gandhi Jayanti
1011/16/20MondayDiwali-Balipratipada
1111/30/20MondayGurunanak Jayanti
1212/25/20FridayChristmas
First Session of Trading for MCX available between 10.00 a.m. 5.00 p.m. And second Session declared a holiday
Sr. No.DateDayDescription
101/01/20WednesdayNew Year Day
Second Session of Trading for MCX available on the Trading Holidays between 5.00 p.m. To 11.30 / 11.55 p.m
Sr. No.DateDayDescription
102/21/20FridayMahashivratri
203/10/20TuesdayHoli
3April 02,2020ThursdayRam Navami
4April 06,2020MondayMahavir Jayanti
5April 14,2020TuesdayDr.Baba Saheb Ambedkar Jayanti / Tamil New Year
6May 01,2020FridayMaharashtra Day / May Day
705/25/20MondayId-Ul-Fitr (Ramzan ID)
811/16/20MondayDiwali-Balipratipada
911/30/20MondayGurunanak Jayanti
LIST OF HOLIDAYS FALLING ON SATURDAY & SUNDAY :
Sr. No.DateDayDescription
101/26/20SundayRepublic Day
208/01/20SaturdayBakrid ID
308/15/20SaturdayIndependence Day
408/22/20SaturdayGanesh Chaturthi
508/30/20SaturdayMoharram
610/25/20SundayDasera
711/14/20SaturdayDiwali – Laxmi Puja **
Working Second / Fourth Saturdays in lieu of First / Third / Fifty Saturdays combined with holidays
Sr. No.Working DayDayName of Holiday compensated
105/09/20SaturdayMay 02, 2020 – First Saturday
210/10/20SaturdayOctober 03, 2020 – First Saturday
Equity Segment working  & Currency Segment Declared Holidays
Sr. No.DateDayDescription
102/19/20WednesdayChatrapati Shivaji Jayanti
203/25/20WednesdayGudi Padwa
304/01/20WednesdayAnnual Bank Closing
405/07/20ThursdayBuddha Purnima
510/30/20FridayId-E-Milad
* Muhurat Trading will be conducted on Saturday (November 14, 2020).  Timing of Muhurat Trading shall be
notified by the exchange subsequently.
Here is the link of all trading holidays in BSE and NSE
Note:
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