Stock Market Holidays: BSE, NSE To Remain Closed For 10 Days In May 2025, Check Full List Here

Every year, the BSE publishes a detailed list of days when trading will be suspended. This list covers a variety of occasions, including national holidays, major festivals, and regular weekends.

In May, the stock market will observe 10 holidays.

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The new fiscal year 2025-26 (FY26) kicked off in April and now investors are gearing up to strategies their trades for the financial year. An essential step in this preparation involves keeping track of the stock market holidays, which can impact trading schedules throughout the year.

BSE’s Trading Holiday List: What to Expect

Every year, the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) publishes a detailed list of days when trading will be suspended. This list covers a variety of occasions, including national holidays, major festivals, and regular weekends.

While the markets are typically closed on Saturdays and Sundays, exceptions are occasionally made for special events such as the Union Budget presentation. By referring to this calendar, investors can stay updated on market closures and organise their trading plans more efficiently, ensuring there are no surprises when the markets shut for a holiday.

In May, the stock market will observe 10 holidays. Investors will not be able to place any trades in the market during these days. Apart from weekend holidays, the markets will also remain closed for Maharashtra Day.

Stock Market Holidays In May 2025

Date	Day	Holiday
May 1,  2025	Thursday	Maharashtra Day
May 3,  2025	Saturday	Weekend Holiday
May 4, 2025	Sunday	Shri Mahavir Jayanti
May 10, 2025	Saturday	Weekend Holiday
May 11, 2025	Sunday	Weekend Holiday
May 17,  2025	Saturday	Weekend Holiday
May 18,  2025	Sunday	Weekend Holiday
May 24,  2025	Saturday	Weekend Holiday
May 25, 2025	Sunday	Weekend Holiday
May 31, 2025	Saturday	Weekend Holiday

Stock Markets Closed On May 1?

The stock markets will be remain closed on May 1, on account of Maharashtra Day. Further, markets will remain closed for weekend holidays in the month, however, there will be no long weekend holidays for the stock market in May.