U.S. Stock Market Holidays
U.S. Stock Market Holidays
The U.S. stock exchanges, including the NYSE and NASDAQ, observe several official holidays each year. On these regular holidays, such as New Year’s Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas, the markets remain closed for the entire day.
In addition, there are early closure days, when trading ends at 1:00 p.m. Eastern Time. These typically occur on the day before Independence Day, the Friday following Thanksgiving (known as Black Friday), and Christmas Eve.
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Holidays by year
2028
- 🇺🇸Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
- 🇺🇸Washington's Birthday
- 🇺🇸Good Friday
- 🇺🇸Memorial Day
- 🇺🇸Juneteenth National Independence Day
- 🇺🇸Independence Day
- 🇺🇸Labor Day
- 🇺🇸Thanksgiving Day
- 🇺🇸Christmas Day
2027
- 🇺🇸New Year’s Day
- 🇺🇸Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
- 🇺🇸Washington's Birthday
- 🇺🇸Good Friday
- 🇺🇸Memorial Day
- 🇺🇸Juneteenth National Independence Day (observed)
- 🇺🇸Independence Day (observed)
- 🇺🇸Labor Day
- 🇺🇸Thanksgiving Day
- 🇺🇸Christmas Day (observed)
2026
- 🇺🇸New Year’s Day
- 🇺🇸Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
- 🇺🇸Washington's Birthday
- 🇺🇸Good Friday
- 🇺🇸Memorial Day
- 🇺🇸Juneteenth National Independence Day
- 🇺🇸Independence Day (observed)
- 🇺🇸Labor Day
- 🇺🇸Thanksgiving Day
- 🇺🇸Christmas Day
2025
- 🇺🇸New Year’s Day
- 🇺🇸Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
- 🇺🇸Washington's Birthday
- 🇺🇸Good Friday
- 🇺🇸Memorial Day
- 🇺🇸Juneteenth National Independence Day
- 🇺🇸Independence Day
- 🇺🇸Labor Day
- 🇺🇸Thanksgiving Day
- 🇺🇸Christmas Day