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Stock Market holidays in August 2025: Plan ahead for 12 days off – Check the details!

In August 2025, the Indian stock market will remain closed for 12 days including 10 weekend days and 2 public holidays: Independence Day on August 15 and Ganesh Chaturthi on August 27.

The Indian stock market will remain closed for 12 days in August 2025, including 10 weekend days and 2 public holidays: Independence Day on August 15 and Ganesh Chaturthi on August 27. These are all official non-trading days.

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DateDayHoliday
August 2SaturdayWeekend
August 3SundayWeekend
August 9SaturdayWeekend
August 10SundayWeekend
August 15FridayIndependence Day
August 16SaturdayWeekend
August 17SundayWeekend
August 23SaturdayWeekend
August 24SundayWeekend
August 27WednesdayGanesh Chaturthi
August 30SaturdayWeekend
August 31SundayWeekend

Stock market holidays refer to specific days when trading is suspended on exchanges like NSE and BSE. These breaks are vital for maintaining orderly market operations. Even this allows time for system updates and participant preparedness.

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The Securities Exchange Board of India (SEBI) ensures transparency and fairness in market practices, including holiday regulation. With NSE being the world’s largest derivatives exchange and BSE among the top globally, their structured operations are essential.

Proper trading hours and holiday schedules helps the investors to plan moves well advanced. With the August market holidays, traders can minimize disruptions and make informed decisions to manage their portfolio wisely.

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Disclaimer: The above article is written for educational purposes, and the companies’ data mentioned in the article may change with respect to time The securities quoted are exemplary and are not recommendatory.

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