Holi 2026 Share Market Holiday: Holi festival is near. There are holidays during this period. There is no trading in the stock market on this day. However, this time there is a little confusion among investors as to which day the market will be closed on March 3 or 4. It is very important for every investor to know the right time of holidays. With this, you can settle your trading at the right time and avoid making any unintentional mistakes. Let us know when BSE-NSE holiday will be on Holi...

When will the stock market be closed on Holi 2026?

According to the official holiday issued by the stock exchange, the market will remain completely closed on March 4, 2026. This means that there will be no trading on this day not only in the equity market but also in derivatives, commodities and all other segments. If you are into any intraday trading, it would be better to complete it on March 3 only. Due to market closure on March 4, deals may remain stuck.

Will the stock market be closed or open on March 3?

Due to March 4 being a holiday, trading will be completely normal on March 3, 2026. Investors can buy and sell shares from 9:15 am to 3:30 pm. Market fluctuations are often higher around festivals, so it is very important to be alert while trading on this day.

When will the market open after Holi 2026 holiday?

After the Holi holiday, the market will reopen as normal from March 5, 2026. Investors should note that due to closure of trading on March 4, no transactions will take place on this day. Commodity market (MCX) may also remain closed in the morning session on Holi.

What other holidays are there in the year 2026?

After Holi, there may be more holidays in the stock market this year. Investors can always check the holiday calendar by visiting the exchange website. This way you can set your trading plan at the right time and prepare a strategy for the next day.

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