NSE & BSE Closed April 14th for Dr. Ambedkar Jayanti Holiday

The National Stock Exchange (NSE) and Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) will observe a trading holiday on Tuesday, April 14th, 2026, in observance of Dr. Ambedkar Jayanti. This means there will be no trading in the equity, equity derivatives, and currency derivatives segments.

Market holidays are important for traders to note as they interrupt the regular trading cycle. While domestic markets are closed, global markets will continue to operate, which can lead to a gap-up or gap-down opening when Indian markets resume trading, depending on international news flow.

There is no direct market impact as it's a scheduled holiday. However, traders should be mindful of any significant global economic data releases or geopolitical events that occur during the closure, as these could influence market sentiment upon reopening.

Traders should monitor international market performance and news during the holiday. Prepare for potential volatility or price adjustments on Wednesday's opening session, especially if there are major overnight developments.

• •NSE and BSE will be shut on Tuesday, April 14th.
• •Closure is due to Dr. Ambedkar Jayanti holiday.
• •No trading on NCDEX; MCX resumes in evening session.
• •Risk flag: Overnight global market movements creating opening gaps.
• •Risk flag: Reduced liquidity around holiday periods.