Indian stock markets will remain closed on account of Dussehra, with trading on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and the BSE suspended for the day, in line with the exchanges’ holiday calendar. Commodity markets on the Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX) will also follow the prescribed trading schedule for the festival.
\n\nInvestors and traders should check the respective exchanges’ holiday lists and trading notices for details on equity, derivatives and commodity segments, as trading holidays and session timings may differ across market segments.
\n\nThe Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) will follow a different schedule from the domestic equity markets on Dussehra. According to the commodity market holiday calendar, trading will remain closed during the morning session but resume in the evening.
\n\nAfter Dussehra, the next holidays listed in the 2026 stock market calendar are Diwali Balipratipada, Prakash Gurpurb Sri Guru Nanak Dev and Christmas.
\n\nAt close on Monday, Indian stock markets came under heavy selling pressure, with Sensex plunging nearly 900 points as investors turned cautious amid a volatile market environment.
\n\nAt close, Sensex was down 876.37 or 1.17% at 73,852.90 while Nifty was at 22,888.95, down by 257.20 points or 1.11%.
\n\nThe sharp decline weighed on investor sentiment, with…
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