India, Sept. 23 -- Japan's stock market is observing a three-day trading break this week, with the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) and other major cash equity markets remaining shut from Monday, September 21, to Wednesday, September 23. Regular trading in Tokyo-listed shares will resume on Thursday, September 24. However, the closure does not extend to every segment of Japan's financial markets, with selected derivatives continuing to trade.

Why Is Japan's Stock Market Closed?

The three-day closure coincides with three separate holidays on Japan's calendar. The Tokyo Stock Exchange and Osaka Exchange are closed on September 21 for Respect for the Aged Day, followed by a Citizens' Holiday on September 22 and Autumnal Equinox Day on September ...