Stock Market Holiday Today: BSE, NSE, MCX shut for Christmas, marking the final trading holiday of 2025

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Indian stock markets will remain closed today, December 25, as trading across domestic exchanges remains suspended on account of Christmas, marking the final market holiday of the year.

According to the official holiday calendar released by the exchanges, both benchmark bourses — BSE and the National Stock Exchange — will remain closed for the entire trading day, with normal operations set to resume on Friday, December 26, 2025. Rupee trading will also be shut for the day.

This closure represents the only stock market holiday in December and effectively draws the curtain on trading holidays for the calendar year. Alongside equities, activity on the commodity front will also be partially impacted. The Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) will remain shut during the morning session, but trading will resume later in the day, with the evening session opening from 5 pm onwards.



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