India’s leading stock exchanges — NSE, BSE, and MCX — will remain closed or partially closed on the day of Muharram 2025, which will be observed on either July 6 or July 7. Both NSE and BSE will remain completely shut, while MCX will suspend trading during the morning session, resuming only in the evening.
The exact date of the Muharram holiday is dependent on the sighting of the moon. If the crescent moon is seen on July 5, then July 6 will be observed as Muharram. If not, the holiday will shift to July 7. Official confirmation is usually announced a day or two prior, so it’s important to stay updated via reliable sources.
With Muharram bringing a full trading halt on NSE and BSE, and a half-day for MCX, market participants should prepare for the disruption. Since the final date hinges on the moon's sighting, traders are advised to monitor announcements closely and plan positions accordingly to avoid any last-minute surprises.
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Published on: Jun 27, 2025, 12:52 PM IST
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