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Stock Market Holiday Today: NSE, BSE shut for Diwali-Balipratipada; MCX to resume trading in evening session

Reported by: Zee Business, NDTV ·

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Summary

Zee Business reported that the NSE and BSE are shut on November 10 for Diwali-Balipratipada, a festival holiday, so no stock trading takes place on the two main exchanges that day. NDTV also reported the holiday and asked when trading will resume. Zee Business said the MCX, the exchange where commodities such as gold and crude oil trade, will resume trading in the evening session. ET Now reported the same closure and listed the remaining 2026 holidays. NSE and BSE are India's main stock exchanges; MCX handles commodity futures. A holiday means no trading session, so no share prices move on the exchanges that day.

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Zee Business  · via Google News · · Tone 0

Stock Market Holiday Today: NSE, BSE shut for Diwali-Balipratipada; MCX to resume trading in evening session

NDTV  · via Google News · · Tone 0

Stock Market Holiday Today: NSE, BSE Shut, When Will Trading Resume?

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  1. NDTV ·

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  2. Zee Business ·

    1 h 26 min after the first report

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