Now all the confusion regarding the holiday in stock market and banks on 15th January 2026 has been resolved. Banks will remain open in the entire country including Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai and Ahmedabad, but only in Maharashtra banks will remain closed. However, the stock market will remain closed across the country. There will be no transaction of any kind related to the stock market on this day and no trading will be possible. There will be no settlement by banks on the sale or purchase of any shares.
Why will it be closed? stock market?
Actually, voting for Municipal Corporation (BMC) in Maharashtra is going to be held on 15 January 2026. For this reason, closure of all government offices including banks has been announced in Maharashtra. At the same time, stock exchanges have also kept the stock market closed.
sudden decision to close the stock market
However, a few days ago it was said that the stock market will not be closed due to BMC voting. There was news of banks being closed only in Maharashtra. This meant that trading would take place in the stock market on January 15 and shares would be bought and sold, but due to banks being closed, the settlement of the transaction would be done the next day i.e. approval for transfer of money to the account would be given 2 days after the sale of shares.
There was a lot of confusion among the investors due to the news of banks being closed and the stock market being open. It was discussed a lot on social media also. However, later the stock exchanges removed all kinds of confusion by announcing the closure of the stock market. Now on January 15, there will be a holiday for stock markets across the country and banks only in Maharashtra.
stock market decline
There was a decline in the Indian stock market on Tuesday also. Sensx fell 250 points and closed at 83627, while Nifty fell 57 points and closed at 25732. There was a jump of 128 points in Nifty Bank. This decline is believed to be due to Trump’s new tariff threat. Trump has announced to impose 25 percent tariff on Iran’s trade partners, due to which the stock market fell on Tuesday.
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