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Festive illustration of India's Bombay Stock Exchange and banks closed for Christmas 2025, with digital services available amid celebrations.
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Banks and stock markets closed for Christmas 2025 in India

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India observes Christmas on December 25, 2025, with banks and stock markets closed nationwide. The festival commemorates the birth of Jesus Christ, symbolizing love, joy, and togetherness. Digital banking services will remain available.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. called on Filipinos to embrace solidarity and compassion during Eid’l Fitr, the culmination of Ramadan, emphasizing that the holy month's virtues should strengthen families and communities nationwide.

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Polri estimates about 143 million people, or 50 percent of Indonesia's population, will travel for Idul Fitri 2026. Wakapolri General Dedi Prasetyo stated that Polri will deploy over 161,000 personnel, alongside TNI for a total of 389,681, in Operation Ketupat to secure mudik flows.

China's tourism market hit its first travel peak of the year during the three-day New Year holiday, with 142 million domestic trips generating about 84.8 billion yuan ($12.13 billion) in revenue. The period saw strong growth in both domestic and international tourism, as younger travelers favored diverse experiences.

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Following earlier holiday schedule changes and free rides for Christmas and New Year, LRT-2 and MRT-3 will offer free peak-hour rides on December 30, Rizal Day, as announced by transport authorities on December 27.

Kate Winslet makes her directorial debut with 'Goodbye June,' a family drama penned by her son Joe Anders and featuring an all-star cast including Helen Mirren and Toni Collette. The film follows a dying mother's family as they reunite during the holidays to mend old wounds. It arrives on Netflix on Christmas Eve after a brief theatrical run.

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McDonald's has removed a glitchy AI-generated holiday commercial intended for the Netherlands following widespread online criticism over its 'soulless' visuals. The 30-second ad, featuring holiday mishaps set to a parody of 'It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year,' was accused of lacking authenticity and quality. This incident highlights growing concerns about AI in advertising amid a surge in such tools.

 

 

 

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