The month of December 2025 brings a few important stock market holidays that every trader and investor should keep in mind. Both the National Stock Exchange and the Bombay Stock Exchange follow a fixed holiday calendar and their closures can affect trading activity settlement timelines and investment planning. Knowing these dates in advance helps ensure smooth execution of trades without last minute surprises.
December begins with a non trading day on the first of the month. With the markets staying closed investors will need to plan their positions accordingly and avoid scheduling important transactions on this date. The next major holiday arrives toward the end of the month when both exchanges remain closed on the twenty fifth of December in celebration of Christmas. This is traditionally a global market holiday and Indian exchanges also follow the same schedule.
These holiday breaks serve as a reminder that markets require timing and preparedness. Investors often experience low trading volumes around such dates as many market participants reduce activity or close positions early. This can sometimes lead to unusual price movements or delays in settlement. Being aware of these patterns helps traders navigate the month more confidently.
For long term investors the holiday list acts as a simple planning tool. Any systematic investment plans redemption requests or corporate action related decisions should be aligned with open market days. Timely awareness ensures that you avoid potential delays especially at the end of the year when financial activities typically peak.
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