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NSE · 2027

IN NSE market holidays in 2027

261 trading days0 market holidays

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Market open vs closed in 2027

261trading days in 2027 · 0 market holidays100.0% of weekdays the exchange is open
Open · 100.0%Closed · 0.0%
261trading days
0market holidays
261weekdays in the year

A trading day is a weekday the exchange is open. Market holidays are weekdays it closes — 0 in 2027 (0 closure dates, including weekend-adjacent ones listed below).

Trading days by month

Jan21
Feb20
Mar23
Apr22
May21
Jun22
Jul22
Aug22
Sep22
Oct21
Nov22
Dec23

Trading days per month in 2027. Shorter bars mean more market holidays (or fewer weekdays) in that month.

Market holidays

DateDayHoliday

Subscribe to NSE market holidays 2027

One URL — auto-updating calendar. Works with iOS, macOS, Google Calendar and Outlook; no .ics file import needed.

iPhone / iPad / Mac — subscribe (auto-updates)
  1. Tap iOS / macOS — one-tap subscribe → Calendar opens → tap Subscribe.
  2. Or Settings → Calendar → Accounts → Add Account → Other → Add Subscribed Calendar, paste https://exchangekit.pages.dev/nse/calendar-2027.ics.
Android — Google Calendar can't open webcal links; use one of these
  1. Browser → Google Calendar → Add calendar → From URL → paste the .ics URL.
  2. Or install ICSx5 to sync the .ics subscription into the Android system calendar.
  3. Samsung Calendar: Settings → Add calendar → Subscribe → paste URL.
Outlook / Windows
  1. Outlook → Calendar → Add calendar → Subscribe from web → paste the .ics link.

Direct .ics link (HTTPS): https://exchangekit.pages.dev/nse/calendar-2027.ics

Frequently asked questions

How many trading days does NSE have in 2027?
261 trading days in 2027, after weekends and 0 market holidays are removed.
Which days is NSE closed in 2027?
The full closure list is in the table above, including holidays that fall next to a weekend.
Can I subscribe to the NSE holiday calendar?
Yes — the calendar.ics link on this page imports every closure date straight into Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook.

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