Stock market holidays and early closes

Every weekday closure and shortened session in the next 12 months for 10 exchanges, computed from their published holiday rules. Pick an exchange to filter.

Exchanges with yearly holiday lists

These exchanges set their holidays each year from lunar or religious calendars, so check their official lists:

• Hong Kong Stock Exchange
• Shanghai Stock Exchange
• Shenzhen Stock Exchange
• Korea Exchange
• Taiwan Stock Exchange
• National Stock Exchange of India
• Singapore Exchange

Daylight-saving clock changes

Local hours stay the same, but opening times move by one hour for investors in other time zones.

• Sun 25 OctClocks go back for Euronext, LSE, SIX, Stockholm and Xetra
• Sun 1 NovClocks go back for NYSE, Nasdaq and TSX
• Sun 14 MarClocks go forward for NYSE, Nasdaq and TSX
• Sun 28 MarClocks go forward for Euronext, LSE, SIX, Stockholm and Xetra
• Sun 4 AprClocks go back for ASX
• Sun 3 OctClocks go forward for ASX

Upcoming rule changes

• Mon 11 Oct 2027EU stock markets move to T+1 settlement. Trades in EU shares are due to settle one business day after the trade instead of two. This covers Euronext, Xetra, Nasdaq Stockholm and the other EU markets.
• Mon 11 Oct 2027UK moves to T+1 settlement. The UK plans to shorten settlement of share trades from two business days to one, on the same day as the EU.
• Mon 11 Oct 2027Switzerland plans T+1 settlement with the EU. The Swiss market intends to move to one-day settlement on the same date as the EU and the UK.

One-off closures, such as national days of mourning, are added when they are announced. Always confirm with the exchange before relying on a date.