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Indian share market: Dalal street closed, no trading today on Diwali-Balipratipada

Indian share market: On the occasion of Diwali-Balipratipada Indian stock exchanges BSE and NSE will remain closed on Wednesday for trading.---Advertisement--- Normal trading will resume on Thursday. It is noted that the next holiday would be on November 8 for Gurunanak Jayanti.---Advertisement--- It is pertinent to mention that Indian stock on Monday (Diwali Day) too […]

Indian share market: On the occasion of Diwali-Balipratipada Indian stock exchanges BSE and NSE will remain closed on Wednesday for trading.

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Normal trading will resume on Thursday. It is noted that the next holiday would be on November 8 for Gurunanak Jayanti.

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It is pertinent to mention that Indian stock on Monday (Diwali Day) too exchanges were closed for day-long trade but with a special one-hour Muhurat trading window in the evenings when investors place orders for stocks according to their wishes which they believe to be auspicious and bring in good returns.

However, the benchmark stock equities fell on Tuesday after gaining for seven consecutive days as BSE Sensex dipped 287.70 points to 59,543.96 while Nifty50 went down by 74 points to settle at a 17,656 level.

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First published on: Oct 26, 2022 08:27 AM IST


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