The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) has declared a trading holiday on January 15, 2026, for the Currency Derivatives, New Debt, and Tri-Party Repo segments. Equity and other segments will remain operational. The holiday aligns with scheduled market calendars, ensuring clarity for participants and smooth functioning of India’s financial markets.
The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) has notified market participants of a trading holiday on January 15, 2026, specifically for the Currency Derivatives, New Debt, and Tri-Party Repo segments. This announcement is part of the exchange’s annual calendar of holidays, designed to provide transparency and predictability for investors, brokers, and institutions.
While these segments will remain closed, trading in equities and other instruments will continue as usual. The holiday ensures operational alignment across financial markets and allows participants to plan their activities accordingly.
Key Highlights:
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Holiday Date: January 15, 2026.
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Segments Affected: Currency Derivatives, New Debt, and Tri-Party Repo.
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Equity Segment: Trading will remain unaffected.
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Purpose: Part of BSE’s scheduled holiday calendar for smooth market functioning.
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Impact: Provides clarity for investors and institutions to plan transactions.
This update underscores BSE’s commitment to transparent communication and efficient market operations, ensuring stakeholders are well-informed of trading schedules.
Sources: BSE India Official Circular, Economic Times, Moneycontrol