A challenging year is a now a wrap. Stock and bond markets will be closed Monday Jan. 2, in observance of the New Year’s holiday.
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Take a look at this list of stock market holidays in 2023 to find out whether the market will be open on days like Veterans Day, Christmas Eve and others.
What Are Stock Market Holidays?
A so-called market holiday is any nonweekend day when the New York Stock Exchange, Nasdaq, or bond markets close for the day. Usually, that holiday is something like Thanksgiving or Christmas.
On some holidays, or days close to them, the stock markets remain open, while the bond markets stay closed or close early. Sometimes, the markets close for national days of mourning, as the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq did to honor the late president George H.W. Bush in 2018.
If a given holiday happens to take place on Saturday, the Friday before it typically becomes a stock market holiday. Similarly, markets typically close on the following Monday if the holiday lands on a Sunday.
Regular hours for the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq go from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. ET from Monday to Friday. The markets are closed over the weekends.
Full Stock Market Holidays 2023
The following are the stock market holidays in 2023 when the NYSE, Nasdaq and bond markets are all fully closed:
Monday, Jan. 16 — Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Monday, Feb. 20 — Presidents’ Day
Friday, April 7 — Good Friday
Monday, May 29 — Memorial Day
Monday, June 19 — Juneteenth
Tuesday, July 4 — Independence Day
Monday, Sept. 4 — Labor Day
Thursday, Nov. 23 — Thanksgiving Day
Monday, Dec. 25 — Christmas Day
Below, we run down the partial market closures for 2023.
Is The Stock Market Open On New Year’s Day 2023?
New Year’s Day 2023 falls on a Sunday. The stock market will close on Monday, Jan. 2 to observe the holiday.
Is The Stock Market Open The Thursday Before Good Friday?
The stock market holds regular hours on April 6, the date on which Maundy Thursday falls in 2023. Bond markets close early, at 2 p.m.
Is The Stock Market Open The Friday Before Memorial…
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