Stock Market Holidays: BSE, NSE To Remain Closed For 8 Days In July 2025, Check Full List Here
As the new financial quarter gains pace, market participants planning their trading strategies for July 2025 will not have to worry about any exchange closures. Both of India’s primary stock exchanges, NSE and BSE, will remain fully operational on all weekdays during the month.
This means that, unlike certain previous months, there are no weekday holidays scheduled in July for either equities or derivatives segments. The only trading breaks will fall on the regular weekly holidays—Saturdays and Sundays—totalling eight non-trading days in the month.
Every year, the BSE publishes an official trading holiday calendar detailing the days when the markets will remain closed. These designated holidays typically coincide with national celebrations, religious festivals, and regular weekends. While trading is generally suspended on Saturdays and Sundays, the BSE may occasionally make exceptions—for example, during special events like the annual Union Budget announcement.
Also Read : Bank Holidays In July: Branches To Remain Closed For 13 Days, Check State-Wise Calendar Here
Stock Market Holidays In July
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Day
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Holiday
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July 5,
2025
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Saturday
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Weekend Holiday
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July 6,
2025
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Sunday
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Weekend Holiday
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July 12,
2025
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Saturday
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Weekend Holiday
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July 13,
2025
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Sunday
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Weekend Holiday
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July 19,
2025
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Saturday
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Weekend Holiday
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July 20,
2025
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Sunday
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Weekend Holiday
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July 26,
2025
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Saturday
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Weekend Holiday
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July 27,
2025
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Sunday
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Weekend Holiday
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No Mid-Week Breaks in July; August Brings Next Market Holiday
According to the holiday calendar published by NSE, the next trading pause will occur in the following month. As per the NSE's trading holiday calendar, the next market holiday in 2025 will be on August 15 in observance of Independence Day, followed by Ganesh Chaturthi on August 27.
After these August closures, further trading holidays are lined up during key national and religious observances. These include Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti and Dussehra on October 2, Diwali Laxmi Pujan on October 21, Balipratipada on October 22, and Prakash Gurpurb on November 5. The final market holiday of the year will fall on December 25 for Christmas.
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