India mein haal hi mein public aur bank holidays ko lekar ek update aaya hai, khaas taur par Mumbai, Maharashtra mein, jo BSE aur NSE ka home ground hai. Kai rajyon mein bank branches, schools aur government offices 16, 17 aur 18 September ko band rahenge, jo har sheher ke hisaab se alag hoga. Lekin kya iska matlab yeh hai ki Indian stock market bhi in teen dinon ke liye band rahega?
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Kai shehron mein banks aur schools 16 September ko Milad-un-Nabi ya Id-e-Milad (Prophet Mohammad ka janmdin) (bara vafat) ke wajah se band rahenge. Banks 17 September ko Pang-Lhabsol/Id-E-Milad aur Ganpati Visarjan ke liye bhi band rahenge.
Iske alawa, Maharashtra sarkar ne 18 September ko Section 25 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 ke tahat public holiday declare kiya hai, jisme Eid-E-Milad ka chhutti 16 September se shift karke 18 September kar di gayi hai. RBI ne bhi ghoshna ki hai ki 18 September, 2024 ko government securities, foreign exchange, money markets aur rupee interest rate derivatives mein koi transactions aur settlements nahi honge. Jo transactions 18 September, 2024 (Wednesday) ko due thi, unka settlement agle kaam ke din, yaani 19 September, 2024 (Thursday) ko kiya jayega.
Lekin stock market ke liye yeh rule lagu nahi hoga. Equity, equity derivatives, commodities, currency, currency derivatives aur SLB segment mein trading 16 September, 17 September, aur 18 September ko jaari rahegi.
BSE aur NSE ne September 2024 ke liye apni holiday list mein koi changes nahi kiye hain, Maharashtra mein 16 September se 17 September tak ke public holidays ke badlaav ke bawajood. BSE aur NSE poore September ke weekdays mein normal tareeke se operational rahenge, aur Saturday aur Sunday ko default holidays ke roop mein band rahenge.
Trading Week Se September 16-20 Tak Kya Expect Karein:
Vinod Nair, Head of Research at Geojit Financial Services, ne kaha, “Indian markets ne pichle hafte SEBI ke FII disclosure norms ke deadline aur US mein recession ke dar se jo negative sentiments the, unhe overcome kar liya. Market participants ki initial cautiousness US inflation & jobless claims, domestic inflation, aur manufacturing data jaise macroeconomic data points ke wajah se bhi thi. Iske alawa, BoJ ke comments ki agar inflation high rahi to rate hike ho sakta hai, isne bhi market mein caution barhadi.”
Nair ne yeh bhi kaha ki volatility ke bawajood, DIIs aur FIIs ke flows positive rahe, kyunki strong monsoon aur festive season ke dauran demand ke badhne ki ummeed ne investor sentiment ko boost kiya. US inflation thodi kam hui, aur job market bhi thoda cool off hua. Indian inflation largely steady rahi, jabki July IIP mein sudhaar dekha gaya.
Global rate-cut optimism (ECB & US Fed) ki wajah se market ne naya high touch kiya. Aage dekhte hue, Nair ne kaha, “Market ka focus agle hafte ke FOMC meeting par hoga, aur domestic market ka direction domestic corporate earnings se bhi influenced hoga, jo Q2 mein QoQ basis par improve hone ki forecast hai.” Pichle hafte, trading session 9-13 September ke dauran, Sensex ne 1,712.02 points ya 2.11% se bada jump dekha, jabki Nifty 50 ne 603.35 points ya 2.44% ki growth dekhi. Benchmarks ne bhi pichle hafte naye record highs touch kiye.
FAQs
1. Kya Indian stock market 16-18 September, 2024 ko band rahegi?
Nahi, Indian stock market 16, 17, aur 18 September ko equity, equity derivatives, commodities, currency, currency derivatives, aur SLB segment mein trading chalu rahegi.
2. 16-18 September, 2024 ko banks aur schools kyun band rahenge?
Banks aur schools 16 September ko Milad-un-Nabi (Id-e-Milad) ke wajah se band rahenge. 17 September ko Pang-Lhabsol/Id-E-Milad aur Ganpati Visarjan ke liye bhi banks band rahenge. Maharashtra ne 18 September ko public holiday declare kiya hai, jisse Eid-E-Milad ki chhutti shift ho gayi hai.
3. Public holiday changes ka financial transactions par kya impact hoga?
18 September, 2024 ko RBI ne announce kiya hai ki Government securities, foreign exchange, money markets, aur rupee interest rate derivatives mein koi transactions aur settlements nahi honge. Jo transactions 18 September ko due thi, unka settlement 19 September, 2024 ko hoga.
4. BSE aur NSE ke trading schedule mein koi changes honge?
Nahi, BSE aur NSE ne September 2024 ke liye apni holiday schedule mein koi changes nahi kiye hain. Ye weekdays par normal operation chalu rakhenge, aur Saturdays aur Sundays ko default holidays ke roop mein band rahenge.
5. Vinod Nair ke according market sentiment ko kya factors influence kar rahe hain?
Vinod Nair ne kaha ki recent volatility ke bawajood, DIIs aur FIIs ke flows positive rahe hain kyunki strong monsoon aur festive season ke dauran demand ke badhne ki ummeed ne investor sentiment ko boost kiya. US inflation thodi kam hui aur job market bhi cool off hua, jo positive market sentiment mein contribute kiya. Global rate-cut optimism ne global markets ko bhi boost diya.
6. 16-20 September, 2024 ke trading week mein kya expect karein?
16-20 September ke trading week mein Indian stock market normal chalu rahegi. Market ka focus agle hafte ke FOMC meeting par hoga aur domestic market ka direction domestic corporate earnings se bhi influenced hoga, jo Q2 mein QoQ basis par improve hone ki forecast hai.
7. 9-13 September, 2024 ke trading session mein stock market kaise perform kiya?
9-13 September, 2024 ke trading session ke dauran, Sensex ne 1,712.02 points (2.11%) ka increase dekha, aur Nifty 50 ne 603.35 points (2.44%) ka surge dekha. Dono benchmarks ne naye record highs touch kiye.