Maharashtra declared September 8 as a public holiday for Eid-e-Milad-un-Nabi celebrations.
However, both NSE and BSE have confirmed there will be no trading suspension on Monday.
Official exchange calendars show that September carries no weekday market closures.
This clarity removes confusion among traders and ensures uninterrupted trading sessions.
Active investors can continue intraday and derivative strategies without disruption.
Markets rarely shut for state-specific holidays, sticking only to national schedules
.
This consistency strengthens investor confidence and trading discipline on Dalal Stre
et.
Analysts say continuity of sessions is critical for liquidity and fair price discovery.
September will therefore see a full month of uninterrupted market participation.
Expect normal volumes and regular business across all exchanges starting Monday
morning.