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BSE Holidays 2023

The formerly Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) is a leading exchange for trading in securities in India. They offer trading services all year around. The BSE has the distinction of being the oldest stock exchange in Asia, predating even the Tokyo Stock Exchange and the Shanghai Stock Exchange. This legacy has provided the BSE with a wealth of experience and a deep understanding of the intricacies of the financial markets. The BSE is testament to India’s thriving financial landscape.

 

Are you wanting to know more about the BSE holiday list for 2023? You’ve come to the right place. We list the BSE holidays and how they might impact your investment strategy. In order to schedule your trading activities, you may want to keep under consideration the announced BSE holidays. 

 

The BSE offers trading services year round. This exchange is open for trade on Monday through Friday from 9.15 AM to 3.30 PM (regular session), providing a 6 hour, 15 minute trading window. Both Saturdays and Sundays are trading holidays. There is no trading on the SLB segment, equities, equity derivatives during these trading holidays.

 

In addition to weekends, the BSE holiday list includes some national and festival holidays.  For you, here’s a list of trading holidays from the BSE.

BSE Holidays 2023 list

Holidays Date Day
  • Republic Day
26 January 2023 Thursday
  • Holi
07 March 2023 Tuesday
  • Ram Navami
30 March 2023 Thursday
  • Mahavir Jayanti
04 April 2023 Tuesday
  • Good Friday
07 April 2023 Friday
  • Dr. Baba Saheb Ambedkar Jayanti
14 April 2023 Friday
  • Maharashtra Day
01 May 2023 Monday
  • Bakri Id
29 June 2023 Thursday
  • Independence Day
15 August 2023 Tuesday
  • Ganesh Chaturthi
19 September 2023 Tuesday
  • Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti
02 October 2023 Monday
  • Dussehra
24 October 2023 Tuesday
  • Diwali-Balipratipada
14 November 2023 Tuesday
  • Gurunanak Jayanti
27 November 2023 Monday
  • Christmas
25 December 2023 Monday

Following public holidays are falling on Saturday / Sunday:

Holiday Date Day
  • Mahashivratri
18 February 2023 Saturday
  • Id-Ul-Fitr (Ramzan ID)
22 April 2023 Saturday
  • Diwali-Laxmi Pujan
12 November 2023 Sunday

BSE Holidays In January 2023

Holidays Date Day
  • Republic Day
26 January 2023 Thursday

BSE Holidays In March 2023

Holidays Date Day
  • Holi
07 March 2023 Tuesday
  • Ram Navami
30 March 2023 Thursday

BSE Holidays In April 2023

Holidays Date Day
  • Mahavir Jayanti
04 April 2023 Tuesday
  • Good Friday
07 April 2023 Friday

BSE Holidays In May 2023

Holidays Date Day
  • Maharashtra Day
01 May 2023 Monday

BSE Holidays In June 2023

Holidays Date Day
  • Bakri Id
29 June 2023 Thursday

BSE Holidays In August 2023

Holidays Date Day
  • Independence Day
15 August 2023 Tuesday

BSE Holidays In September 2023

Holidays Date Day
  • Ganesh Chaturthi
19 September 2023 Tuesday

BSE Holidays In October 2023

Holidays Date Day
  • Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti
02 October 2023 Monday
  • Dussehra
24 October 2023 Tuesday

BSE Holidays In November 2023

Holidays Date Day
  • Diwali-Balipratipada
14 November 2023 Tuesday
  • Gurunanak Jayanti
27 November 2023 Monday

BSE Holidays In December 2023

Holidays Date Day
  • Christmas
25 December 2023 Monday

*Additionally, it is important to keep in mind that the BSE may declare additional
holidays throughout the year due to unforeseen circumstances. In such cases, the exchange will issue a circular
notifying traders and investors of the holiday.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is the BSE holiday list?

The BSE holiday list includes the days on which this stock exchange in India remains
closed for trading.

Are the timings different for the various BSE trading instruments?

Yes, the timings are different for different instruments in BSE trading.

The BSE has different market segments, each with its own trading hours. For example, the Equity and Equity Derivatives segments have different trading timings compared to the Currency Derivatives segment. It is important to refer to the BSE’s official website or consult with a financial advisor to know the trading hours for each segment and instrument.

Can I sell or buy stocks on BSE holidays?

No you cannot as the BSE remains closed on these days.

Where can I find the BSE holiday list?

The BSE holiday list is published is found on their official website. The list is
also available on trading platforms, financial news websites and through market regulators.

Why is it important to know about the BSE holiday list?

It is important to know the BSE holiday list as it helps investors, traders and
market participants to plan their trading activities accordingly.

What is the opening time and closing time for the BSE?

The regular trading hours for the BSE is from 9:00 am to 4:00 PM, Monday to Friday.

Please note that trading hours may be subject to change.

Can I trade on the weekend on the BSE?

No, the weekends, which are Saturday and Sunday, are non-trading days for the BSE.

Are there any special trading hours during holidays?

Yes, on some holidays, the BSE may have special trading hours or half-day trading sessions.

What is a settlement holiday?

A settlement holiday refers to day/s on which clearing and settlement activities are not carried out by the clearing corporations and stock exchanges. The clearing and settlement of trades on the BSE takes place on a T+1 basis, which means that the settlement of a trade takes place one working day after the trade execution.

During the settlement window of time, the clearing corporations and stock exchanges verify the details of the trades executed and allocate the funds to the respective participants.

Investors and traders should take settlement holidays into account while planning their trades to ensure they do not miss important settlement dates to settle their trades on time.

Is the BSE closed on every 2nd Saturday?

Yes, the BSE is closed on all Saturdays including the 2nd Saturday.

Is the BSE closed for all bank holidays?

The BSE follows its own holiday schedule, which is announced in advance. Therefore, refer to the official holiday list released by the BSE to know the specific trading holidays.

*Please note that the BSE Holiday List may change from year to year and it is recommended to check for the most up-to-date information from reliable sources before making any trading decisions or planning your investment activities. Always consult with a financial advisor for personalised investment advice.

Happy investing!

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