Indian stock exchanges shut for Dussehra; MCX to trade in the evening

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NSE and BSE will stay closed on October 20 for the Dussehra holiday. The closure comes after a sharp market decline driven by weak private banking performance and underwhelming earnings. The Multi Commodity Exchange will still hold an evening trading session despite being shut in the morning. Additional market holidays are scheduled for the rest of 2026, including Diwali Balipratipada and Christmas. Investors are advised to plan their trades around these dates.

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