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Clearing & Settlement holidays

Clearing & Settlement Holidays 2026

Holidays Date Day
Republic Day 26 Jan, 2026 Monday
Mahashivratri 15 Feb, 2026 Sunday
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Jayanti 19 Feb 2026 Thursday
Holi 3 Mar, 2026 Tuesday
Gudhi Padwa 19 Mar, 2026 Thursday
Id-Ul-Fitr (Ramadan Eid) 21 Mar, 2026 Saturday
Ram Navami 26 Mar, 2026 Thursday
Annual Bank Closing 01 Apr 2026 Wednesday
Shri Mahavir Jayanti 31 Mar, 2026 Tuesday
Good Friday 3 Apr, 2026 Friday
Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Jayanti 14 Apr, 2026 Tuesday
Maharashtra Day 01 May, 2026 Friday
Bakri ID (Id-Uz-Zuha) 28 May, 2026 Thursday
Muharram 26-Jun-2026 Friday
Independence Day 15 Aug, 2026 Saturday
Id-E-Milad 27 Aug 2026 Thursday
Ganesh Chaturthi 14 Sep, 2026 Monday
Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti 02 Oct, 2026 Friday
Dussehra 20 Oct, 2026 Tuesday
Diwali Laxmi Pujan 8 Nov, 2026 Sunday
Diwali (Bali Pratipada) 10 Nov, 2026 Tuesday
Prakash Gurpurb Sri Guru Nanak Dev 24 Nov, 2026 Tuesday
Christmas 25 Dec, 2026 Friday

You can check the circulars here (NSE, BSE, MCX)

Muhurat Trading will be conducted on Sunday, 08 Nov 2026, Diwali* Laxmi Pujan. Timing for Muhurat Trading will be notified by the exchange subsequently.

What is a Settlement Holiday?

A settlement holiday is a day when the stock exchanges are open for trading, but the normal process of settling trades is halted. On such days, trades executed are not settled on the usual T+1 (Trade plus one day) or T+2 (Trade plus two days) cycle.

This means that the actual transfer of securities and funds between the buyer and seller is postponed to the next working day when the settlement process resumes. Settlement holidays are observed on major public holidays and other significant events when the clearinghouse is closed.

It is crucial for traders and investors to be aware of these holidays to manage their portfolios and transaction expectations effectively, as they can impact the liquidity and availability of funds.

*This holiday list applies to Equity Segment, Equity Derivative Segment and SLB Segment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are clearing holidays in NSE?

Clearing holidays in NSE are days when the clearinghouse does not process any settlements or clear trades, even though trading might still occur on the exchange.

Can we trade on clearing holidays?

Yes, trading can occur on clearing holidays, but the settlement of those trades will be postponed to the next working day when the clearinghouse is operational.

What are clearing holidays?

Clearing holidays are specific days when the clearing operations of stock exchanges are paused, meaning no settlements of trades occur on these days.

Why are clearing holidays important?

Clearing holidays are important because they affect the settlement cycle, which impacts the transfer of securities and funds. Knowing these dates helps traders and investors plan their transactions better.

Do all stock exchanges observe the same clearing holidays?

Not necessarily. Different stock exchanges might observe different clearing holidays based on regional and national holidays relevant to their location.

How do clearing holidays impact my trading strategy?

Clearing holidays can delay the settlement of trades, which might affect your liquidity and ability to make timely transactions. Being aware of these holidays helps in planning your trades more effectively.

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