NSE to Keep Equity Trading Open on January 15, 2026; Debt and Currency Markets Closed for Maharashtra Civic Polls
NSE will maintain equity trading operations on January 15, 2026, while closing debt and currency markets due to Maharashtra civic polls. Settlement activities will be deferred to accommodate the polling schedule, with the exchange providing advance notice to market participants for operational planning.

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The National Stock Exchange (NSE) has announced operational adjustments for January 15, 2026, in response to Maharashtra civic polls scheduled for that date. While equity trading will continue as usual, the exchange will implement selective closures across other market segments.
Market Segment Operations
The exchange has outlined specific operational parameters for different trading segments on the polling day:
| Market Segment | Status | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Equity Trading | Open | Normal operations continue |
| Debt Markets | Closed | Trading suspended |
| Currency Markets | Closed | Trading suspended |
| Settlement Activities | Deferred | Postponed due to civic polls |
Impact on Trading Activities
The decision reflects the exchange's approach to balancing market operations with civic responsibilities during the Maharashtra polling process. Equity market participants will be able to conduct regular trading activities, ensuring continuity in the stock market segment.
Settlement Deferrals
Settlement activities typically scheduled for January 15, 2026, will be postponed to accommodate the civic polling schedule. This deferral affects the normal clearing and settlement cycle for transactions in the impacted market segments.
The NSE's announcement provides market participants with advance notice to plan their trading and settlement activities accordingly, ensuring smooth operations despite the selective market closures on the polling day.





































