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Exchange Holiday Data

Free Stock Exchange Holidays Calendar

Look up market holidays and closures for any stock exchange worldwide. View upcoming and past holiday schedules for NASDAQ, NYSE, LSE, and more — including adjusted trading hours and early close days. Export to CSV for free.

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Holiday Lookup Filters

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Optional start date filter

Optional end date filter

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What Are Stock Exchange Holidays?

Stock exchange holidays are scheduled days when a stock exchange suspends trading operations. Every major exchange — from NASDAQ and NYSE in the United States to the London Stock Exchange, Tokyo Stock Exchange, and Hong Kong Stock Exchange — publishes an annual holiday calendar. These closures typically coincide with national public holidays such as New Year's Day, Independence Day, Christmas, and Thanksgiving. Some holidays result in a full market closure, while others lead to shortened trading sessions with adjusted opening or closing times. Our free Holidays By Exchange tool lets you look up the complete holiday schedule for any supported exchange instantly.

How to Use This Exchange Holiday Calendar

  1. 1

    Select an Exchange

    Choose from major global exchanges including NASDAQ, NYSE, LSE, TSX, Euronext, HKSE, JPX, ASX, and more. The tool loads holidays for your selected exchange immediately.

  2. 2

    Filter by Date Range

    Optionally set a "From" and "To" date to narrow results to a specific period. Leave both blank to see all available holidays for the exchange.

  3. 3

    Review and Export

    Browse the holiday table to see dates, holiday names, market status (closed or adjusted hours), and any adjusted trading times. Use the Refresh button to reload data or Export CSV to download the schedule.

Why Exchange Holidays Matter for Traders

Liquidity and Volatility

Trading days before and after holidays often see reduced liquidity and increased volatility. Knowing when markets are closed helps you avoid unexpected price gaps and slippage on your orders.

Options Expiration Planning

Options contracts have specific expiration rules around holidays. Understanding exchange closures is critical for managing expiration risk, especially for weekly options that may expire on a holiday-shortened week.

Settlement and Clearing

Trade settlement (T+1 or T+2) is affected by exchange holidays. Holidays can delay settlement dates, impacting cash flow and margin requirements for active traders.

Global Market Coordination

If you trade across multiple exchanges, holidays in one market can affect correlated assets in another. Tracking holidays globally helps you anticipate cross-market impacts and adjust your strategy.

Common U.S. Stock Market Holidays

NY

New Year's Day

January 1 — Both NYSE and NASDAQ are fully closed. If it falls on a weekend, the preceding Friday or following Monday is observed.

ML

Martin Luther King Jr. Day

Third Monday in January — U.S. markets are closed in observance of the civil rights leader's birthday.

ID

Independence Day

July 4 — Full market closure. The day before (July 3) often has an early close at 1:00 PM ET.

TG

Thanksgiving Day

Fourth Thursday in November — Markets are closed. The following Friday (Black Friday) typically has an early close at 1:00 PM ET.

XM

Christmas Day

December 25 — Full market closure. Christmas Eve (December 24) often has an early close at 1:00 PM ET when it falls on a weekday.

GF

Good Friday

Friday before Easter — U.S. stock markets are closed. This is one of the few non-federal holidays observed by the exchanges.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about the Holidays By Exchange tool.

    • What does the Holidays By Exchange tool show?

      It displays all scheduled market holidays and closures for a specific stock exchange. For each holiday you can see the date, holiday name, whether the market is fully closed, and any adjusted opening or closing times for shortened trading sessions.

    • Which stock exchanges are supported?

      The tool supports major global exchanges including NASDAQ, NYSE, AMEX, LSE (London), TSX (Toronto), Euronext, HKSE (Hong Kong), JPX (Tokyo), ASX (Australia), BSE and NSE (India), SSE and SZSE (China), KRX (Korea), SIX (Switzerland), XETRA (Germany), and many more.

    • How far ahead can I see upcoming holidays?

      Holiday data typically covers the current year and the next year. You can also look back at past holidays by adjusting the date range filters. Leave the date fields blank to load all available holidays for the selected exchange.

    • What is the difference between "Closed" and "Adjusted Hours"?

      When a holiday is marked "Closed," the exchange does not open at all that day. "Adjusted Hours" means the exchange operates on a shortened schedule — for example, closing early at 1:00 PM instead of the usual 4:00 PM. The adjusted open and close times are shown in the table.

    • Is this exchange holiday calendar free to use?

      Yes, Pineify's Holidays By Exchange tool is completely free with no registration required. You can look up holidays for any supported exchange and export the data to CSV at no cost.

    • Why do traders need to know about exchange holidays?

      Exchange holidays affect liquidity, order execution, and settlement dates. Traders need to plan around market closures to avoid holding positions over extended weekends, manage options expiration timing, and ensure timely settlement of trades. Knowing adjusted hours also helps avoid placing orders when markets are about to close early.

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