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Best Trading Times for Different Markets in IST

Successful trading depends on timing and market liquidity. Knowing the best hours to trade can improve accuracy and profitability. Here is a detailed guide on the best trading hours for Forex, Crypto, Indian Stock Market, Commodities and USOIL (Crude Oil) in IST. 1. Best Time to Trade USOIL (Crude Oil) in IST: Best Trading Hours: 6:30 PM - 11:30 PM IST Why? US and European markets are open, leading to high volume and volatility. API & EIA inventory reports impact price movements. OPEC news often creates trends in crude oil. 2. Best Time to Trade Forex in IST London Session: 3:30 PM - 6:30 PM IST (Most active) New York Session: 7:30 PM - 12:30 AM IST (High liquidity) Why? London Open sees heavy trading in EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY. New York Open brings in institutional traders, making it the most volatile time. 3. Best Time to Trade Crypto in IST Best Trading Hours: 7:30 PM - 3:30 AM IST Why? Bitcoin & Ethereum experience the most volatility during US trading hours. Crypto marke...
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  • January 1 - Global Family Day
  • January 15 - Army Day
  • January 23 - Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose's birth anniversary
  • January 26 - Republic Day
  • January 26 - International Customs day
  • January 28 - Birth anniversary of Lala Lajpat Rai
  • January 28 - Data Protection Day
  • January 30 - World Leprosy Eradication Day

February
  • February 4 - World Cancer Day
  • February 5 - Kashmir Day
  • February 6 - International Day against Female Genital Mutilation
  • February 12 - Darwin Day
  • February 12 - World Day of the Sick
  • February 14 - Valentine’s Day
  • February 20 - World Day of Social Justice
  • February 21 - International Mother Language Day
  • February 22 - World Scout Day
  • February 23 - World Peaces and Understanding Day

March
  • March 4 - World Day of the Fight Against Sexual Exploitation
  • March 8 - International Womens' Day
  • March 13 - World Kidney Day
  • March 13 - World Rotaract Day
  • March 15 - World Consumer Rights Day
  • March 20 - International Day of the Francophonie
  • March 20 - World Day of Theatre for Children and Young People
  • March 21 - World Sleep Day
  • March 21 - World Forestry Day
  • March 21 - International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.
  • March 22 - World Water Day
  • March 23 - World Meteorological Day
  • March 24 - World TB Day
  • March 24 - International Day for Achievers
  • March 25 - International Day of Remembrance - Victims of Slavery and Transatlantic Slave Trade
  • March 27 - World Drama Day

April
  • April 2 - World Austism Awareness Day
  • April 7 - World Health Day
  • April 17 - World Haemophilia Day
  • April 18 - World heritage Day
  • April 22 - Earth Day
  • April 23 - World Book and Copyright Day
  • April 25 - World Malaria Day
  • April 29 - International Dance Day

May 
  • May 1 - International Labour day
  • May 3 - Press Freedom Day
  • May 4 - Coal Miners day
  • May 8 - World Red Cross day
  • May 9 - - Victory Day
  • May 11 - National Technology Day
  • May 12 - International Nurses day
  • May 14 - World Migratory day
  • May 15 - International Day of the Family
  • May 17 - World Information Society Day
  • May 21 - Anti-Terrorism Day
  • May 31 - World No Tobacco Day

June 
  • June 4 - International day of Innocent Children Victims of Aggression
  • June 5 - World Environment Day
  • June 7 - International Level Crossing Awareness Day
  • June 8 - World oceans Day
  • June 12 - World Day against Child Labour
  • June 14 - World Blood Donor day
  • June 17 - World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought
  • June 20 - World Refugee Day
  • June 23 - United Nations Public Service Day
  • June 23 - International widow's day
  • June 26 - International Day against Drug Abuse and IIlicit Trafficking
  • June 27 - International Diabetes Day

July 
  • July 1 - National doctor's Day
  • July 11 - World Population Day
  • July 12 - Malala Day
  • July 18 - Nelson Mandela International Day
  • July 28 - World Nature Conservation day
  • July 30 - International Day of Friendship

August 
  • August 3 - Independence Day of Niger
  • August 5 - Independence Day of Upper Volta
  • August 9 - International day of the World's Indigenous People
  • August 12 - International Youth Day
  • August 15 - Independence Day (India )
  • August 23 - Internatinal Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition
  • August 29 - National Sports Day ( Birthday of Dhyan Chand )

September 
  • September 5 - Teacher's Day (Dr. Radhakrishnan's Birth Day)
  • September 7 - Forgiveness Day
  • September 8 - International Literacy Day
  • September 14 - Hindi day,World First Aid Day
  • September 16 - World Ozone Day
  • September 21 - International Day of Peace, World Alzheimer's day
  • September 25 - Social Justice Day
  • September 27 - World Tourism Day

October 
  • October 1 - International Day of Older Persons
  • October 2 - International day of Non-Violence
  • October 3 - World Nature Day, World Habitat Day
  • October 4 - World Animal Day
  • October 5 - World Teacher's Day
  • October 8 - Indian Airforce Day
  • October 9 - World Post Day
  • October 11 - International Girl Child Day
  • October 12 - World Arthritis Day
  • October 14 - World Standards Day
  • October 15 - World Students Day
  • October 16 - World Food day
  • October 17 - International Day for the Eradication of Poverty
  • October 20 - World Statistics Day
  • October 24 - United Nations Day
  • October 31 - World Thrift Day

November 
  • November 1 - world vegan Day
  • November 5 - World Radiography Day
  • November 9 - World Services Day
  • November 14 - Children's Day ( Birth Anniversary of Jawaharlal Nehru )
  • November 16 - International Day for Endurance
  • November 17 - International students Day
  • November 17 - National Journalism Day
  • November 18 - World Adult Day
  • November 19 - World Citizen Day
  • November 20 - Universal Children's Day
  • November 21 - World Television Day
  • November 21 - World Fisheries day
  • November 25 - World Non-veg Day
  • November 26 - Law Day
  • November 30 - Flag Day

December 
  • December 1 - World AIDS Day
  • December 2 - World Computer Literacy Day
  • December 2 - International Day for the Abolition of Slavery
  • December 3 - International Day of People with Disability
  • December 3 - World Conservation Day
  • December 4 - Navy Day
  • December 5 - International Volunteer Day for Economic and Social Development
  • December 7 - International Civil Aviation Day
  • December 9 - The International Day Against Corruption
  • December 10 - International Day of Broadcasting
  • December 10 - Human Rights Day
  • December 11 - International Mountain Day
  • December 14 - World Energy Day
  • December 18 - International Migrants Day
  • December 19 - Goa's Liberation Day
  • December 20 - International Human Solidarity Day
  • December 29 - International Biodiversity Day

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