In August, banks will remain closed on the dates listed below. These holidays are in addition to the regular bank holidays, which fall on the second and fourth Saturdays of the month when both public and private sector banks across the country are closed. Here’s the list of bank holidays in August 2025: Date Day […]
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As per the RBI calendar, there are five weekday holidays and two regional festival-based Saturday holidays in July. Additionally, banks will be closed on the second and fourth Saturdays, as well as all Sundays. Thus, the total number of holidays this month is 13. Bank holidays issued under RBI’s Negotiable Instruments Act have not been […]
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On Friday May 9th 2025, the Legislative Yuan passed new legislation granting people in Taiwan four additional national holidays and extending Labor Day to include public sector employees, who are currently excluded. The additional holidays under the new law include the day before Lunar New Year’s Eve, Confucius’ Birthday on Sept. 28th (celebrated as Teachers’ […]
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Indian public and private banks will be closed on 15 days including the second and fourth Saturdays and Sundays in October 2024, owing to festivals and elections. Please note that the central government holidays apply to all banks, the public and the private sector. Though the holiday dates may vary from one bank to another, […]
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Indian public and private banks will be closed on 21 days including the second and fourth Saturdays and Sundays in October 2021, owing to festivals.
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The government of Fiji has reminded citizens that Monday October 12th 2020 will be a normal working day as Fiji Day falls on a Saturday. The Fiji Day public holiday is gazetted for Saturday October 10th 2020 as provided for under the Employment Relations (Administration) Regulations 2008. This was highlighted by the Minister for Employment, Productivity […]
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On July 30th 2020, Vanuatu will mark 40 years since it gained its independence from British and French control. The archipelago gained independence as the Republic of Vanuatu (the name comes from two local words meaning ‘home’ and ‘stand’) and joined the Commonwealth. To mark the anniversary, the President has declared several extra days of […]
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Australia Day (January 26th) falls on a Sunday this year, but Australians won’t miss out on a long weekend as the following Monday (January 27th) will be observed as a national public holiday. It’s worth a quick look at how the holiday will affect trading hours across the nation. In NSW, ACT, Northern Territory, Tasmania […]
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