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When are the stock markets closed?

When are the stock markets closed?

Get familiar with the stock market’s holidays.

Updated over 2 months ago

*Stock trading: countries: France, Poland, Belgium, Portugal, Netherlands, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg

*ETFs trading: countries: France, Poland, Belgium, Portugal, Netherlands, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg

Both the EU and the US stock markets are open on working days only (Monday - Friday). To find out more about the opening times of the markets check this article: Market hours 🕛. Please note that if you place a market order outside of the market hours, or when the markets are closed, your order will be displayed as “pending” and it will be executed as soon as the markets are open again.

Below you can find the list of holidays affecting the US and EU markets.

US markets:

Shares offers US stocks from the NYSE (New York Stock Exchange) and NASDAQ (National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotations). Both these exchanges will be closed for all public holidays in the United States of America. Here is a list of all the public holidays in the United States of America in 2025, excluding the weekends.

List of public holidays in the USA in 2025:

Date

Holiday

Trading Hours (ET)

Wednesday, January 1

New Year's Day

No trading

Monday, January 20

Martin Luther King Jr. Day

No trading

Monday, February 17

Presidents' Day

No trading

Friday, April 18

Good Friday

No trading

Monday, May 26

Memorial Day

No trading

Thursday, June 19

Juneteenth National Independence Day

No trading

Monday, September 1

Labor Day

No trading

Thursday, December 25

Christmas Day

No trading

EU markets:

In the table below you can find the calendar relevant for trade executions for the EU stocks and ETFs. The table below shows the days when the exchange is closed for trading and days when the hours for trading are limited in 2025.

List of holidays affecting the EU market hours:

Date

Holiday

Trading hours (CET)

Wednesday, January 1

New Year's Day

No trading

Friday, April 18

Good Friday

No trading

Monday, April 21

Easter Monday

No trading

Thursday, May 1

Labour Day

No trading

Thursday, May 29

Ascension Day

Trading between 8 AM – 8 PM CET

Monday, June 9

Whit Monday

Trading between 8 AM – 8 PM CET

Friday, October 3

German Unification Day

Trading between 8 AM – 8 PM CET

Wednesday, December 24

Christmas Eve

No trading / settlement day

Thursday, December 25

Christmas Day

No trading

Friday, December 26

Boxing Day

No trading

Monday, December 29

Last Trading Day of the Year

Trading between 8 AM – 2 PM CET

Wednesday, December 31

New Year's Eve

No trading / settlement day

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