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Stock Market Holidays 2010 – India

Trading holidays for the calendar year 2010

S No	Date	Day	Description
1	26-Jan-10	Tuesday	Republic Day
2	12-Feb-10	Friday	Mahashivratri
3	01-Mar-10	Monday	Holi
4	16-Mar-10	Tuesday	Gudi Padwa
5	24-Mar-10	Wednesday	Ram Navmi
6	01-Apr-10	Thursday	Annual Closing of Banks
7	02-Apr-10	Friday	Good Friday
8	14-Apr-10	Wednesday	Ambedkar Jayanti
9	27-May-10	Thursday	Buddha Pournima
10	19-Aug-10	Thursday	Parsi New Year
11	10-Sep-10	Friday	Ramzan ID
12	30-Sep-10	Thursday	Half Yearly Closing of Banks
13	05-Nov-10	Friday	Diwali / LaxmiPuja*
14	17-Nov-10	Wednesday	Bakri ID
15	17-Dec-10	Friday	Moharram

The holidays falling on Saturday / Sunday are as follows:

S No	Date	Day	Description
1	27-Feb-10	Saturday	Id-e-Milad
2	28-Mar-10	Sunday	Mahavir Jayanti
3	01-May-10	Saturday	May Day
4	15-Aug-10	Sunday	Independence Day
5	11-Sep-10	Saturday	Ganesh Chaturthi
6	02-Oct-10	Saturday	Gandhi Jayanti
7	17-Oct-10	Sunday	Dussera-Vijaya Dashami
8	07-Nov-10	Sunday	Bhau Bhij
9	21-Nov-10	Sunday	Gurunanak Jayanti
10	25-Dec-10	Saturday	Christmas

*Muhurat Trading will be conducted. Timings of Muhurat Trading shall be notified subsequently.

This is the NSE’s circular for trading holidays for currency Derivatives section for the year 2010. The List of Holidays for BSE and NSE will probably remain same.

Provided by FXCommodity.com

 

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Stock Market Holidays For United States Markets

2010 U.S. Stock Market Holidays

* New Year’s Day- January 1, 2010
* Martin Luther King, Jr. Day- January 18, 2010
* President’s Day- February 15, 2010
* Good Friday- April 2, 2010
* Memorial Day- May 31, 2010
* Independence Day- July 5, 2010 (observed for July 4)
* Labor Day- September 6, 2010
* Thanksgiving- November 25, 2010
* Christmas Day- December 24, 2010 (observed for December 25)

NYSE, AMEX and NASDAQ Early Closing Days 2010

On November 26, 2010, NASDAQ and the NYSE cease trading at 1:00pm EST. On December 24 and December 31, 2010, NYSE cash markets close at 1:00pm GMT.

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