Is the stock market open on New Year's Eve? When does it reopen?

With the end of the year in sight, you might be wondering if the stock market is open on New Year’s Eve and when trading resumes. Whether you are an active trader or just monitoring your portfolio, knowing these details can help you plan better. Here is everything you need to know about stock market hours as the year winds down.

Is the stock market open on new year’s eve?

Yes, trading the stock markets will be done on New Year’s Eve. Like any regular day, both the NYSE (New York Stock Exchange) and Nasdaq will open for business. The trading hours remain as follows:

Timings for trading:

Opens at 9:30 a.m. ET.
Closes at: 4:00 p.m. ET.

The bond market, however, will close early at 2:00 p.m. ET on December 31.

Is the stock market closed on new year’s day?

Yes, on New Year’s Day – January 1st – both the NYSE and the Nasdaq will be closed for trading. The bond markets will also be closed. The same will happen as per the normal practice of following most major federal holidays.

When does the stock market reopen after new year’s day?

Trading will resume as normal on January 2. The NYSE and Nasdaq will follow their standard hours:

Opening time: 9:30 a.m. ET.
Closing time: 4:00 p.m. ET.

The bond market will also return to its regular hours.

What are stock market holidays, and how do they work?

Understanding stock market holidays can help you anticipate trading closures throughout the year. Here are some key details:

Definition: Stock market holidays are non weekend days when major U.S. markets, like the NYSE and Nasdaq, close entirely.
Holiday rules:
- If a holiday falls on a Saturday, the market is typically closed the previous Friday.
- If it lands on a Sunday, the closure shifts to the following Monday.
Partial closures: On some holidays or their eves, markets may close early. For example, the bond markets will close at 2:00 p.m. ET before major holidays like Christmas or New Year’s Eve.

Full stock market holiday list for 2024

Here are the major holidays when the stock market will be closed in 2024:

Martin Luther King Jr. Day – January 15
Presidents’ Day – February 19
Good Friday – March 29
Memorial Day – May 27
Independence Day – July 4
Labor Day – September 2
Thanksgiving – November 28
Christmas – December 25

Tips for investors during holiday closures

Here are some quick tips to help you prepare for holiday closures:

Plan ahead: Make any important trades before the holiday to avoid delays.
Check schedules: Verify hours for both stock and bond markets, as they may differ.
Monitor global markets: Keep an eye on international markets, which may remain open during U.S. holidays.

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