В России и других странах в ноябре отмечаются праздники. «РБК Инвестиции» публикует календарь рабочих и выходных дней крупнейших торговых площадок
Нерабочие дни, на которые в России пришлись и праздничные выходные ноября, для обычных людей и инвесторов не совпадают. «РБК Инвестиции» публикует торговые календари основных фондовых площадок, чтобы инвесторы точно знали, когда им следует следить за своими позициями.
Московская
биржа
(MOEX)
1 ноября 2021 года — рабочий день, торги проводятся в обычном режиме на всех рынках Мосбиржи по стандартному расписанию, расчеты осуществляются по итогам торгов.
2 ноября 2021 года — рабочий день, торги проводятся в обычном режиме на всех рынках Мосбиржи по стандартному расписанию, расчеты осуществляются по итогам торгов за исключением расчетов по инструментам в валюте.
3 ноября 2021 года — рабочий день, торги проводятся в обычном режиме на всех рынках Мосбиржи по стандартному расписанию, расчеты осуществляются по итогам торгов за исключением расчетов по инструментам в валюте. Не проводятся торги японской иены в паре с рублем и долларом, на Токийской фондовой бирже в этот день праздничный выходной — День культуры.
4 ноября 2021 года — выходной день, торги на Мосбирже не проводятся. В России празднуется День народного единства.
5 ноября 2021 года — рабочий день, торги проводятся в обычном режиме на всех рынках, кроме товарного. Расчеты осуществляются по итогам торгов за исключением расчетов по инструментам в валюте. Особенности расчетов в этот день по сделкам на валютном, денежном рынках, рынке драгметаллов и СПФИ опубликованы на сайте Московской биржи.
11 ноября 2021 года — рабочий день, но не проводятся торги по валютным парам с долларом. В США в этот день отмечается День ветеранов, он не является выходным на фондовых биржах, однако сдвигаются даты расчетов в связи с выходным днем в финансовых учреждениях.
23 ноября 2021 года — рабочий день, но не проводятся торги японской иены в паре с рублем и долларом — на Токийской фондовой бирже в этот день праздничный выходной.
25 ноября 2021 года — рабочий день, но не проводятся торги по валютным парам с долларом. Иностранными акциями, размещенными на американских биржах, в этот день торговать будет можно, но расчеты проводиться не будут. В США празднуется День благодарения, на американских фондовых биржах выходной.
Выходным на Московской бирже также станет 31 декабря 2021 года — торги на всех рынках проводиться не будут, биржа закрыта на новогодние каникулы. В остальные дни 2021 года биржа будет работать по стандартному графику.
- Торговый календарь Московской биржи
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СПБ Биржа (SPB)
4 ноября 2021 года — рабочий день, торги и расчеты проводятся согласно стандартному расписанию. Но в этот день нельзя будет купить за рубли российские ценные бумаги и
ценные бумаги
иностранных
эмитентов
из стран СНГ.
11 ноября 2021 года — рабочий день, торги проводятся по всем инструментам, но не осуществляются расчеты по сделкам, совершенным в этот день с иностранными ценными бумагами с листингом в США и на Лондонской фондовой бирже. В США и ряде других стран в этот день отмечается День ветеранов (День памяти павших в Первой мировой войне), он не является выходным на фондовых биржах, однако даты расчетов сдвигаются в связи с выходным днем в финансовых учреждениях.
25 ноября 2021 года — не проводятся торги и расчеты по ценным бумагам эмитентов с листингом в США, где в этот день отмечается День благодарения.
26 ноября 2021 года — раннее завершение торгов (в 21:00 мск) по ценным бумагам эмитентов с листингом в США в связи с Днем благодарения.
24 декабря в США рождественские каникулы. В связи с этим площадка не будет торговать иностранными бумагами.
31 декабря СПБ Биржа будет работать по стандартному графику.
- Торговый календарь Санкт-Петербургской биржи
Нью-Йоркская фондовая биржа (NYSE) и биржа NASDAQ
25 ноября 2021 года — выходной день. В США отмечается День благодарения.
26 ноября 2021 года — сокращенный рабочий день в рамках продолжения празднования Дня благодарения. Торговые площадки будут работать с 17:30 до 21:00 мск (9:30-13:00 по нью-йоркскому времени)
- Торговый календарь Нью-Йоркской фондовой биржи
- Торговый календарь работы биржи NASDAQ (.pdf)
Токийская фондовая биржа (JPX)
3 ноября 2021 года — выходной день. В Японии празднуется День культуры.
23 ноября 2021 года — выходной день. В Японии празднуется День благодарности труду.
- Торговый календарь Токийской фондовой биржи
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Stock exchanges are centralized locations where investors can buy and sell securities that are put up for trading by corporations and governments. This includes stocks, bonds, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), derivatives, commodities, and other financial instruments. Exchanges allow trading to take place in a centralized location in a fair and transparent manner.
All trading activity takes place physically at the exchange or online during the trading day. The term trading day refers to the amount of time buying and selling takes place between investors on a stock exchange on any given business day. When trading ends, all activity ceases at the exchange until the beginning of the very next business day.
Just like any other business, the stock market also takes holidays. This means no activity takes place during regular business hours. The holiday schedule depends on where the exchange is actually located. We’ve highlighted the major holidays for exchanges in the U.S., foreign markets, and other financial markets below.
Key Takeaways
- Trading activity takes place in U.S. markets Monday to Friday but is subject to holiday schedules.
- The NYSE and Nasdaq generally follow the federal government’s holiday schedule for closings but remain open on Veterans Day and Indigenous Peoples’ Day.
- The bond market exchanges tend to follow the federal government holiday schedule.
- Trading hours and holidays may be different for foreign markets.
- There are trends for trading days before and after holidays, such as the S&P 500’s tendency to post a loss on the last trading day of the year.
US Markets
All major stock exchanges in the United States are open for trading during the week between normal business hours. U.S. markets operate from Monday to Friday. Trading begins at 9:30 a.m. with the ringing of the opening bell and ends at 4 p.m. once the closing bell goes off. Trading does not take place on weekends.
Both the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and the Nasdaq, as well as other smaller exchanges, operate on very similar schedules to the U.S. federal government—although there are a few minor exceptions. The full schedule for the 2023 trading year is listed below.
Foreign Markets
Trading hours may be different in certain parts of the world. Trading begins as early as 8 a.m. in some parts of the world and can end as late as 5 p.m. local time.
There are certain holidays that foreign stock markets share with those in the United States. This includes major holidays like Easter, Christmas, and New Year’s Day. But not all schedules are the same. Investors and traders with positions in foreign stocks need to keep in mind that not all countries have the same holidays.
Foreign stock exchanges may, in fact, continue to trade on days that the U.S. markets are closed and vice versa. For instance:
- Canadian stock exchanges run on U.S. Thanksgiving, which falls on the fourth Thursday in November. But these markets are closed for Canadian Thanksgiving, which falls on the second Monday every October.
- Certain markets are closed on Boxing Day, which is the day after Christmas. This includes those in Canada, the United Kingdom, and Australia.
- Markets are closed in the United Kingdom for a Bank Holiday and in Oslo on Ascension Day.
- Indian markets are closed on Republic Day (Jan. 26), Independence Day (Aug. 15), Id-Ul-Fitr, and Diwali.
Markets are normally closed on the preceding Friday if a holiday falls on a Saturday and the following Monday if it occurs on a Sunday.
Other Financial Markets
Holiday closures of the U.S. bond markets are more loosely governed and tend to follow the recommendations of the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA).
The Cboe Options Exchange is another popular market for options traders who focus on equities, indexes, and interest rates. This exchange generally follows the trading schedule of major U.S. stock markets. Trading sessions tend to close early the day before a holiday, too.
The end of the trading day means all physical trading activity halts. Electronic trading may continue to take place during after-hours or extended-hours trading.
Trading Activity Around Holidays
Seasonality often plays a part in any investor’s trading strategy. Some holidays in the U.S. market provide periods of decreased trading volumes, as many investors and traders are busy with vacations and family plans. There tends to be little business news released right before a holiday, too.
The S&P 500 tends to trade at a loss on the last trading day of the year and gains on the first day of the new year. Trading days before and after Jan. 1 can be affected by tax gain/loss harvesting and portfolio rebalancing.
Sometimes the pattern is reversed, with advances the day before the holiday and declines the day after. There are usually gains on the Thursday before Good Friday and losses on the trading day after. President’s Day tends to have losses on both days, before and after. In contrast, both Christmas and Thanksgiving see gains on both days.
What Are the Normal Stock Market Holidays?
The normal stock market holidays depend on the country where the exchange is located. For instance, common holidays include New Year’s Day, Christmas, and Good Friday. Thanksgiving is a holiday in Canada and the United States, although each country celebrates them on different days. Many Commonwealth countries celebrate Boxing Day, which is the day after Christmas. Exchanges in these countries are often closed on that day too.
Which Holidays Is the Stock Market Closed for in 2023?
U.S. stock markets are closed on the following days in 2023: New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, President’s Day, Good Friday, Memorial Day, Juneteenth, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas. Markets also close early on Black Friday and Christmas Eve.
How Late Is the Stock Market Open?
U.S. markets are open each day until 4 p.m. Foreign markets may halt trading earlier or later, depending on where they are located.
Does the Stock Market Close Early Sometimes?
American equity markets close early on certain days. For instance, the equity markets close early on Black Friday and Christmas Eve. Bond markets, on the other hand, close early on the day before major holidays like Good Friday and Labor Day. They also close early on Black Friday and Christmas Eve.
Stock exchanges are centralized locations where investors can buy and sell securities that are put up for trading by corporations and governments. This includes stocks, bonds, exchange-traded funds (ETFs), derivatives, commodities, and other financial instruments. Exchanges allow trading to take place in a centralized location in a fair and transparent manner.
All trading activity takes place physically at the exchange or online during the trading day. The term trading day refers to the amount of time buying and selling takes place between investors on a stock exchange on any given business day. When trading ends, all activity ceases at the exchange until the beginning of the very next business day.
Just like any other business, the stock market also takes holidays. This means no activity takes place during regular business hours. The holiday schedule depends on where the exchange is actually located. We’ve highlighted the major holidays for exchanges in the U.S., foreign markets, and other financial markets below.
Key Takeaways
- Trading activity takes place in U.S. markets Monday to Friday but is subject to holiday schedules.
- The NYSE and Nasdaq generally follow the federal government’s holiday schedule for closings but remain open on Veterans Day and Indigenous Peoples’ Day.
- The bond market exchanges tend to follow the federal government holiday schedule.
- Trading hours and holidays may be different for foreign markets.
- There are trends for trading days before and after holidays, such as the S&P 500’s tendency to post a loss on the last trading day of the year.
US Markets
All major stock exchanges in the United States are open for trading during the week between normal business hours. U.S. markets operate from Monday to Friday. Trading begins at 9:30 a.m. with the ringing of the opening bell and ends at 4 p.m. once the closing bell goes off. Trading does not take place on weekends.
Both the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and the Nasdaq, as well as other smaller exchanges, operate on very similar schedules to the U.S. federal government—although there are a few minor exceptions. The full schedule for the 2023 trading year is listed below.
Foreign Markets
Trading hours may be different in certain parts of the world. Trading begins as early as 8 a.m. in some parts of the world and can end as late as 5 p.m. local time.
There are certain holidays that foreign stock markets share with those in the United States. This includes major holidays like Easter, Christmas, and New Year’s Day. But not all schedules are the same. Investors and traders with positions in foreign stocks need to keep in mind that not all countries have the same holidays.
Foreign stock exchanges may, in fact, continue to trade on days that the U.S. markets are closed and vice versa. For instance:
- Canadian stock exchanges run on U.S. Thanksgiving, which falls on the fourth Thursday in November. But these markets are closed for Canadian Thanksgiving, which falls on the second Monday every October.
- Certain markets are closed on Boxing Day, which is the day after Christmas. This includes those in Canada, the United Kingdom, and Australia.
- Markets are closed in the United Kingdom for a Bank Holiday and in Oslo on Ascension Day.
- Indian markets are closed on Republic Day (Jan. 26), Independence Day (Aug. 15), Id-Ul-Fitr, and Diwali.
Markets are normally closed on the preceding Friday if a holiday falls on a Saturday and the following Monday if it occurs on a Sunday.
Other Financial Markets
Holiday closures of the U.S. bond markets are more loosely governed and tend to follow the recommendations of the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA).
The Cboe Options Exchange is another popular market for options traders who focus on equities, indexes, and interest rates. This exchange generally follows the trading schedule of major U.S. stock markets. Trading sessions tend to close early the day before a holiday, too.
The end of the trading day means all physical trading activity halts. Electronic trading may continue to take place during after-hours or extended-hours trading.
Trading Activity Around Holidays
Seasonality often plays a part in any investor’s trading strategy. Some holidays in the U.S. market provide periods of decreased trading volumes, as many investors and traders are busy with vacations and family plans. There tends to be little business news released right before a holiday, too.
The S&P 500 tends to trade at a loss on the last trading day of the year and gains on the first day of the new year. Trading days before and after Jan. 1 can be affected by tax gain/loss harvesting and portfolio rebalancing.
Sometimes the pattern is reversed, with advances the day before the holiday and declines the day after. There are usually gains on the Thursday before Good Friday and losses on the trading day after. President’s Day tends to have losses on both days, before and after. In contrast, both Christmas and Thanksgiving see gains on both days.
What Are the Normal Stock Market Holidays?
The normal stock market holidays depend on the country where the exchange is located. For instance, common holidays include New Year’s Day, Christmas, and Good Friday. Thanksgiving is a holiday in Canada and the United States, although each country celebrates them on different days. Many Commonwealth countries celebrate Boxing Day, which is the day after Christmas. Exchanges in these countries are often closed on that day too.
Which Holidays Is the Stock Market Closed for in 2023?
U.S. stock markets are closed on the following days in 2023: New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, President’s Day, Good Friday, Memorial Day, Juneteenth, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas. Markets also close early on Black Friday and Christmas Eve.
How Late Is the Stock Market Open?
U.S. markets are open each day until 4 p.m. Foreign markets may halt trading earlier or later, depending on where they are located.
Does the Stock Market Close Early Sometimes?
American equity markets close early on certain days. For instance, the equity markets close early on Black Friday and Christmas Eve. Bond markets, on the other hand, close early on the day before major holidays like Good Friday and Labor Day. They also close early on Black Friday and Christmas Eve.
График работы американской фондовой биржи зависит от праздничных дней Америки. Из года в год даты изменяются. Ниже представлена таблица с графиком работы американской биржи. Это выходные дни на бирже США.
| ВЫХОДНОЙ ДЕНЬ | 2022 | 2023 |
|---|---|---|
| Новый Год | 1 января | Понедельник, 2 января |
| День М. Л. Кинга | Понедельник, 17 января | Понедельник, 16 января |
| День Вашингтона | Понедельник, 21 февраля | Понедельник, 20 февраля |
| Страстная Пятница | Пятница, 15 апреля | Пятница, 7 апреля |
| День Памяти | Понедельник, 30 мая | Понедельник, 29 мая |
| День Национальной Независимости | Понедельник, 20 июня | Среда, 19 июня |
| *Короткий день | — | Понедельник, 3 июля |
| День Независимости | Понедельник, 4 июля | Вторник, 4 июля |
| День Труда | Понедельник, 5 сентября | Понедельник, 4 сентября |
| День Благодарения | Среда, 24 ноября | Среда, 23 ноября |
| *Короткий день | Четверг, 25 ноября | Четверг, 24 ноября |
| Рождество | Понедельник, 26 декабря | Понедельник, 25 декабря |
*В короткий день, торговая сессия закрывается рано, в 13:00 по Восточному времени США.
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The major stock market exchanges close for many of the same holidays (Thanksgiving, Christmas, etc.) that other businesses observe. Additionally, there are several days that the market ends its trading session early. Trading volume tends to become lower immediately before holidays and rises immediately after holidays. This can add volatility to the market.
The NYSE and NASDAQ typically observe the same holiday schedule. Here is the holiday schedule for the NYSE and NASDAQ between 2023 and 2026. Learn more about stock market holidays.
What days is the stock market closed for a holiday in 2023 to 2026?
| NASDAQ and NYSE Holidays | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| New Year’s Day | January 2nd | January 1st | January 1st | January 1st |
| Martin Luther King, Jr. Day | January 16th | January 15th | January 20th | January 19th |
| Washington’s Birthday | February 20th | February 19th | February 17th | February 16th |
| Good Friday | April 7th | March 29th | April 18th | April 3rd |
| Memorial Day | May 29th | May 27th | May 26th | May 25th |
| Juneteenth National Independence Day | June 19th | June 19th | June 19th | June 19th |
| Independence Day | July 4th | July 4th | July 4th | July 3rd |
| Labor Day | September 4th | September 2nd | September 1st | September 7th |
| Thanksgiving Day | November 23rd | November 28th | November 27th | November 26th |
| Christmas | December 25th | December 25th | December 25th | December 25th |
Markets will close at 1:00 PM Eastern on the following dates:
| NASDAQ and NYSE Partial Holidays (1:00 p.m. Eastern Close) |
2023 | 2024 | 2025 | 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Day before Independence Day | July 3rd | July 3rd | July 3rd | July 3rd |
| The Day Following Thanksgiving | November 24th | November 29th | November 28th | November 27th |
| Christmas Eve | December 24th | December 24th | December 24th |
U.S. Stock Market Hours & Holidays FAQ
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On which holidays is the U.S. stock market closed?
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The U.S. stock market is closed on New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Presidents Day (Washington’s Birthday), Good Friday, Memorial Day, Juneteenth National Independence Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day.
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What Days is the U.S. Stock Market Closed for a Holiday in 2023?
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In 2023, the U.S. stock market will be closed for a holiday on the following dates:
- New Year’s Day on January 2nd,
- Martin Luther King, Jr. Day on January 16th,
- Washington’s Birthday on February 20th,
- Good Friday on April 7th,
- Memorial Day on May 29th,
- Juneteenth National Independence Day on June 19th,
- Independence Day on July 4th,
- Labor Day on September 4th,
- Thanksgiving Day on November 23rd, and
- Christmas on December 25th.
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What Days Does the U.S. Stock Market Close Early for a Holiday in 2023?
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In 2023, the U.S. stock market will be closed at 1:00 p.m. ET for a partial holiday on the following dates:
- Day before Independence Day on July 3rd,
- The Day Following Thanksgiving on November 24th, and
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When do the Bond Markets Close?
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The bond market follows the same schedule as the U.S. stock market with the addition of two holidays. The additional bond market holidays are:
- Columbus Day/Indigenous Peoples’ Day (this occurs annually in October) and
- Veterans’ Day (November 11 or on the weekday it is observed if the holiday falls on a weekend).
Additionally, the bond markets close early on several days that are different from the stock market. Bond traders should be aware that the bond markets shut early on the following days:
- Day before Good Friday (Close at 2 pm),
- Day before Memorial Day (Close at 2pm),
- Day before Independence Day (Close at 2pm), and
- Day before Thanksgiving Day (Close at 2pm).
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Is the U.S. Stock Market Open on Veteran’s Day?
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Yes, both the NYSE and NASDAQ are open on Veteran’s Day.
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Is the Stock Market Closed on Christmas Day?
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The stock market is closed on Christmas Day. In 2023, it will be closed on December 25th, the observed Christmas holiday.
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Is the Stock Market Open on New Year’s Eve?
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The stock market maintains a full day of trading on New Year’s Eve. This happens even when New Year’s Day occurs on a weekend. This is due to a provision in Rule 7.2 of the New York Stock Exchange. The rule states that the NYSE will close on either the Friday or Monday when a holiday falls on a weekend. But there is a provision when “unusual business conditions exist, such as the ending of a monthly or yearly accounting period.” Because New Year’s Eve is the end of a month, quarter, and year the markets stay open.
However, the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, which is the trading body that oversees fixed-income trading recommends shorter bond markets hours with the market closing at 2:00 p.m.
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Does the U.S. Stock Market Open on Monday?
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The U.S. stock market has similar business hours to corporations. So, it is open for trading from Monday to Friday, unless it’s a public holiday.
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When Does the U.S. Stock Market Open Pacific Time?
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NYSE and NASDAQ both officially start trading hours at 9:30 AM Eastern Time, which is 6:30 AM Pacific Time.
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Do all the U.S. Stock Exchanges Open at the Same Time?
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Yes (mostly).The three major stock exchanges NYSE, NASDAQ, and the American Stock Exchange synchronize opening times with the other stock exchanges.
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What are the Pre-Market Trading Hours of the NYSE?
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The pre-market trading hours of the NYSE are from Monday through Friday, opening at 8.00 AM Eastern Time and closing at 9.30 AM Eastern Time.
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What are the Pre-Market Trading Hours of the NASDAQ?
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The pre-market trading hours of the NASDAQ are from Monday through Friday, opening at 8.00 AM Eastern Time and closing at 9.30 AM Eastern Time.
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What are the U.S. Stock Market Hours?
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The U.S. stock exchanges, including the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and the NASDAQ Stock Market, are open to investors from Monday through Friday from 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM Eastern Time.
Additional Information
- NASDAQ after-hours trading sessions are from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM Eastern Time.
- NYSE after-hours trading sessions are from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM Eastern Time.
- Pre-market trading hours are from 4:00 AM Eastern to 9:30 AM Eastern Time.
- The U.S. markets are closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
- Normal U.S. stock market hours occur from 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM Eastern Time, Pre-market trading from 4:00 AM to 9:30 AM Eastern Time, and after hours trading from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM.
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What are the Rules for Stock Market Holidays?
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There are a number of special rules that dictate when certain holidays are celebrated by financial markets and under what circumstances the stock market will be closed:
- The day after Thanksgiving is not an official holiday. However, Wall Street has a tradition of closing at 1:00 PM on that Friday.
- The day before Independence Day (July 3rd) is not an official holiday. However, the stock market has a tradition of closing at 1:00 PM on that day if it falls during the week.
- When a stock market holiday falls on a Saturday, the market will be closed on the preceding Friday.
- When a stock market holiday falls on a Sunday, the market will be closed on the following Monday.
- Martin Luther King, Jr. Day is always celebrated on the third Monday in January.
- Washington’s Birthday, also referred to as Presidents Day, is celebrated on the third Monday in February.
- Good Friday is celebrated on the Friday before Easter Sunday.
- Memorial Day is celebrated on the last Monday in May.
- Labor Day is celebrated on the first Monday in September.
- Thanksgiving is celebrated on the fourth Thursday in November.
- The stock market closes at 1:00 PM Eastern on Christmas Eve if it falls during the week and remains closed on Christmas Day.
- The stock market remains open on some federal holidays, bank holidays and religious celebrations, including Columbus Day, Veterans Day, Election Day, Easter Monday, Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and Boxing Day.
- The stock market can close for reasons other than holidays, such as extreme weather events, terrorist attacks, and major technical issues with an exchange’s trading platform.
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When does the U.S. Stock Exchanges Have Shortened Trading Days?
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- The day before the 4th of July, U.S. stock exchanges open at 9.30 AM Eastern Time and close at 1.00 PM Eastern Time.
- On Black Friday, which is the day after Thanksgiving, the U.S. stock exchanges open at 9.30 AM Eastern Time and close at 1.00 PM Eastern Time.
- Usually if Christmas Eve falls during the week, U.S. stock exchanges open at 9.30 AM Eastern Time and close at 1.00 PM Eastern Time.
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Do NASDAQ and NYSE have the same holidays?
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NYSE holidays are the same as the NASDAQ holidays. The market closes on New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Presidents Day (Washington’s Birthday), Good Friday, Memorial Day, Juneteenth National Independence Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day.
The NYSE and NASDAQ adhere to the federal government’s holiday schedule for closings, except for Veterans Day (open), Columbus Day (open), and Good Friday (closed).
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How do Holidays Affect the Stock Market?
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Holidays can impact stocks and the U.S. stock market in several ways:
- The price of shares often rises or falls during holidays because of the number of active trades.
- Stock markets do well in January because investors feel more optimistic about the new year ahead or have more fresh capital available.
- Trading falls during summer because the largest traders go on vacation and reduce risk by selling volatile assets.
- The price of shares often rallies before a three-day holiday.
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What do Investors do When the Market is Closed?
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When the markets close, investors have more time to reflect on their investment strategies. An investor might read a financial journal to catch up on the latest news, reading about insider trades, NASDAQ biggest losers, or marketing activity. Catching up on the latest market news will create an overview of what is happening. An investor might also improve their financial literacy by reading a dividend investing guide to learn more about stocks to short, trading volumes, the most active stocks, or market liquidity. All this reflection about the market often gives investors insights on how to improve their investment strategy.
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What is Trading Like Following a Holiday?
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Since holidays are typically happier times of the year, they can relieve the relentless stress of active trading. This positivity and optimism influence trading after the holidays.
Statistically, pre-holiday and post-holiday mood changes can affect equities. Stocks markets gain on the day before a holiday, and the volume of trading can be ten times larger after a holiday. However, these noticeable market trends only occur if the holiday involves a long weekend.
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What are the Various U.S. Stock Exchanges?
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The three major stock exchanges are the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), the National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotation System (NASDAQ), and the American Stock Exchange (AMEX). The other stock exchanges are the Boston Stock Exchange (BSE), the Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE), the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT), the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME), the Chicago Stock Exchange (CHX), the International Securities Exchange (ISE), the Miami Stock Exchange (MS4X), the National Stock Exchange (NSX), and the Philadelphia Stock Exchange (PHLX).
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What is the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE)?
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The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), the largest securities market in the world, hosts 70 of the world’s biggest corporations and 82 percent of the S&P 500. Traders buy or sell more than 9 million corporate stocks a day. The New York Stock Exchange owns the NYSE Arca (previously called Archipelago Exchange) and NYSE MKT (previously called the American Stock Exchange).
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What is the NASDAQ?
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NASDAQ, an acronym for the National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations, founded by the National Association of Securities Dealers (NASD), headquartered in New York, NY, offered the first electronic exchange in the world when it launched on February 8, 1971, allowing investors to use computers to quickly and transparently buy and sell stocks, obviating the need for a trading floor.
However, when traders talk about the NASDAQ, they are not always referring to the exchange itself, but to the NASDAQ Composite Index, a statistical measure of a part of the market. You can infer a trader’s meaning by the context of a statement. For instance, an online discussion about whether the NASDAQ is up or down for the day refers to the NASDAQ Composite Index.
NASDAQ owns NASDAQ BX(previously called the Boston Exchange), and NASDAQ PSX(previously called the Philadelphia Stock Exchange).In 2007, NASDAQ also acquired the Boston Stock Exchange(BSE) which includes the Boston Equities Exchange(BEX) and the Boston Options Exchange(BOX).
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What are the Worst Months for Trading Based on Market Holidays or other Seasonal Trends?
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Because the summer months of June, July, and August is a time when many people take their vacations, seasoned traders dub it “The Big Drought.” The worst month for trading in summer is August.
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What are the Best Months for Trading Based on Market Holidays or Other Seasonal Trends?
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The months of September through December are historically the best trading months of the year.
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How Long Does it Take for a Trade to Settle After a Long Holiday?
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Since holidays do not slow down market operations, they do not affect settlement dates. Usually, settlements take two business days after the day your order executes. One helpful way to remember is to think of the abbreviation «T + 2». So, an order executed on Monday will settle by Wednesday, or an order executed on Tuesday will settle by Thursday.
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Do U.S. Stock Market Hours Affect a Position in a Foreign Stock?
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If you are an investor or trader with a position in foreign stock, remember that all countries have their own stock market holiday schedule. A foreign stock exchange may be open on days when the U.S. stock market is closed and vice versa.
Depending on the country, the same type of holiday may fall on different dates or the holiday may be entirely different. For example, Thanksgiving in the United States and Canada falls on different dates. In the United States, it falls on the fourth Thursday in November, but in Canada, it falls on the second Monday in October.
Although a Canadian civic holiday works similarly to a U.S. federal holiday, there are important differences. While both are public holidays, a Canadian civic holiday isn’t statutory. Most employees take the day off, but some go to work. Canada also has federal holidays. For instance, Victoria Day to honor Queen Victoria’s birthday is a federal public holiday. Learn more about Canadian market holidays
When planning your trading strategies, adhere to stock market holiday dates by country.
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How do Holidays Impact Stock Market Trading Strategy?
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Knowing when the U.S. stock markets close before national holidays can have a significant impact on your trading strategy since share prices typically rally before a holiday. For example, big buys or sells occur before Thanksgiving — a seasonal trend analysts attribute to a more buoyant mood.
While, of course, there is no singular holiday trading strategy that promises a higher trading success rate, one popular idea traders favor is to buy shares a day or two before a holiday. This is because many traders reduce their risk by selling some of their riskier stocks to mitigate their financial risk. They sell their most volatile stocks because they want to be free to enjoy their holidays rather than hear bad news when they return. Since stock prices fall before a holiday, the pre-holiday days are a good time to buy promising equities at a bargain price.
Remembering the stock market holiday schedule is useful information that can help you prosper. However, when looking at the big picture, when the stock markets are open should not have a significant impact on your overall trading strategy.
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What are the stock market holidays for 2023? You can answer the question of when is the stock market open or closed at any point throughout 2023 with our handy guide to the schedule of stock market and bond market holidays across the next 12 months.
Taking a quick step back, for those wanting answers to other questions, like what time does the market open, regular stock market trading hours for the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and Nasdaq Stock Market are 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern on weekdays. The stock markets close at 1 p.m. on early closure days. Bond markets close early at 2 p.m. (All times Eastern unless otherwise indicated.)
The list of stock market holidays actually grew by one in 2022.
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That’s because Congress voted in 2021 to make Juneteenth — the June 19 holiday commemorating the end of slavery — the 12th federal holiday. When President Joe Biden signed the bill (opens in new tab), Juneteenth became the first new federal holiday since Martin Luther King Jr. Day., which was signed into law in 1983. In 2023, the markets will close on Monday, June 19, for the newest federal holiday.
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| Date | Holiday | NYSE | Nasdaq | Bond Markets* |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monday, Jan. 2 | New Year’s Day (Observed) | Closed | Closed | Closed |
| Monday, Jan. 16 | Martin Luther King, Jr. Day | Closed | Closed | Closed |
| Monday, Feb. 20 | Presidents’ Day/Washington’s Birthday | Closed | Closed | Closed |
| Thursday, April 6 | Maundy Thursday | Open | Open | Early close (2 p.m.) |
| Friday, April 7 | Good Friday | Closed | Closed | Closed |
| Friday, May 26 | Friday Before Memorial Day | Open | Open | Early close (2 p.m.) |
| Monday, May 29 | Memorial Day | Closed | Closed | Closed |
| Monday, June 19 | Juneteenth National Independence Day | Closed | Closed | Closed |
| Monday, July 3 | Monday Before Independence Day | Early close (1 p.m.) | Early close (1 p.m.) | Early close (2 p.m.) |
| Tuesday, July 4 | Independence Day | Closed | Closed | Closed |
| Monday, Sept. 4 | Labor Day | Closed | Closed | Closed |
| Monday, Oct. 9 | Columbus Day | Open | Open | Closed |
| Friday, Nov. 10 | Veterans Day | Open | Open | Closed |
| Thursday, Nov. 23 | Thanksgiving Day | Closed | Closed | Closed |
| Friday, Nov. 24 | Day After Thanksgiving | Early close (1 p.m.) | Early close (1 p.m.) | Early close (2 p.m.) |
| Monday, Dec. 25 | Christmas Day | Closed | Closed | Closed |
* This is the recommended bond market holiday schedule from the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA). This schedule is subject to change.
Stock Market Holiday Schedule
The NYSE and Nasdaq typically observe 10 stock market holidays each year:
- New Year’s Day
- Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
- Presidents’ Day
- Good Friday
- Memorial Day
- Juneteenth
- Independence Day
- Labor Day
- Thanksgiving Day
- Christmas Day
However, in certain circumstances, the stock market will close early in the days preceding or following market holidays. For instance the NYSE and Nasdaq close at 1 p.m. the day after Thanksgiving, on Christmas Eve (if it falls on a weekday) and on July 3 (if both it and July 4 fall on a weekday).
Bond Market Holiday Schedule
The bond markets observe the same 10 stock market holidays, as well as two additional holidays:
- Columbus Day
- Veterans Day
The bond markets also observe several early closings at 2 p.m. each year:
- The Thursday prior to Black Friday
- The Friday before Memorial Day
- The Friday preceding Independence Day
- Black Friday, or the day after Thanksgiving
- Christmas Eve
- New Year’s Eve
When it comes to the stock and bond markets alike, if a holiday falls on a weekend, market closures are dictated by two rules:
- If the holiday falls on a Saturday, the market will close on the preceding Friday.
- If the holiday falls on a Sunday, the market will close on the subsequent Monday.
Stock and Bond Market Hours
The «core trading» stock market hours for the NYSE and Nasdaq are 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. on weekdays.
However, both exchanges offer premarket trading hours between 4 and 9:30 a.m., as well as late trading hours between 4 and 8 p.m.
Bond markets usually trade between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.
Why does the stock market offer such limited hours when there are people who would want to buy and sell 24/7?
One of the main reasons is «liquidity,» which is how much buying and selling is going on at a given time. The more liquidity in a particular security, the likelier you are to get a fair price on it; the less liquidity, the more likely you might have to settle for a less-than-ideal price to finish off a transaction.
«For the market to function effectively, you need buyers and sellers,» says Charles Sizemore, principal of Sizemore Capital Management (opens in new tab). «This is why the stock market has set hours that happen to correspond to the East Coast workday. You want the maximum number of traders buying and selling at the same time.
If you were at an estate auction selling your grandmother’s antiques, you’d want a lot of bidders there. It’s the same rationale in the stock market.»
Temporary Market Stoppages
The stock market rarely closes unexpectedly, but so-called circuit breakers do occasionally trigger temporary trading halts.
Circuit breakers were first introduced after the Black Monday crash of October 1987. The Dow dropped almost 23% in a single session, which stands as a record to this day.
Circuit breakers are intended to curb panic selling. Like calling a timeout in sports, a temporary pause in trading allows market participants to catch their breath, though it doesn’t necessarily keep stocks from declining once trading resumes.
There are three levels of circuit breakers tied to how steeply the market declines:
- A Level 1 market-wide circuit breaker is tripped if the S&P 500 falls 7% from its previous close.
- A Level 2 circuit breaker comes into effect when the market plunges 13%.
- A Level 3 circuit breaker kicks in if the market tanks 20%.
A Level 1 or Level 2 breach halts trading for a minimum of 15 minutes. A Level 3 rout halts trading for the remainder of the trading day.
Level 1 and Level 2 circuit breakers can be triggered between 9:30 a.m. and 3:25 p.m. ET. A Level 3 breach can be triggered at any time.
The market has also shut down a smattering of times throughout history following catastrophic events. The attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon prevented the market from opening on Sept. 11, 2001, and the exchanges remained shut until Sept. 17.
Prior to that, you have to go back to World War I for an example of the stock market shutting down. The outbreak of hostilities in Europe led The New York Stock Exchange to close up shop from July 31 to Nov. 28, 1914.
The market went dark only two other times in its history. The NYSE closed for 10 days during the Panic of 1873; and it took a week off trading to mourn the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln in 1865.
Additionally, markets will typically close when a former president dies, most recently being shuttered for the funeral of former President George H. W. Bush in December 2018.
Data provided by the NYSE (opens in new tab) and SIFMA (opens in new tab).