The stock markets will remain shut for nine days in December, with only a single trading holiday scheduled outside the regular weekend closures, as per the National Stock Exchange's official holiday list.
This sets up 22 trading sessions for participants before the year comes to an end.
Domestic equities wrapped up the last session of November on a quiet note, with investors locking in profits at higher levels.
The overall trend remained constructive as both benchmarks logged their third straight weekly gain, adding nearly 0.5 per cent for the week.
Market mood remained largely steady, aided by favourable signals around trade negotiations.
As Bajaj Broking Research noted: "Indian markets ended virtually flat on November 28, with the Nifty hovering close to the 26,200 level. Sentiment improved following constructive progress in India–US trade negotiations."
With Q2 GDP and IIP data due shortly, the overall outlook remains upbeat, and the upcoming prints are expected to validate the strengthening macro environment.
