Stock Market Holidays 2023

Stock market holidays are the days on which stock exchanges like the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and NASDAQ are closed, typically in observance of national or religious holidays. 

So can you invest today or not? The next U.S. stock market holiday in which the market is closed is Monday, June 19th in observance of Juneteenth National Independence Day.

Here are the stock market holidays for 2023:

  • New Years Day: Monday, Jan. 2nd (observed) ✔
  • Martin Luther King Jr. Day: Monday, Jan. 16th ✔
  • President’s Day: Monday Feb. 20th ✔
  • Good Friday: Friday, April 7th ✔
  • Memorial Day: Monday, May 29th ✔
  • Juneteenth National Independence Day: Monday, June 19th
  • Independence Day: Tuesday, July 4th
  • Labor Day: Monday, Sept. 4th
  • Thanksgiving Day: Thursday, Nov. 23rd
  • Christmas: Monday, Dec. 25th

Stock market holidays and early closings

In 2023, there are 10 days that the stock market closes and two days with early closings, limiting trading hours. During these holidays, traders and investors cannot buy or sell shares of companies listed on the stock exchange. The dates of these holidays are set far in advance.

Here are the U.S. stock market holidays and early closings recognized in 2023:

Holidays Stock market closings and early closings

New Years Day

Closed on Monday, Jan. 2nd (observed)

Martin Luther King Jr. Day

Closed on Monday, Jan. 16th

President’s Day Closed on Monday, Feb. 20th

Good Friday

Closed on Friday, April 7th

Memorial Day

Closed on Monday, May 29th

Juneteenth National Independence Day

Closed on Monday, June 19th

Day before Independence Day (July 3rd)

Closes early at 1:00 p.m. (Eastern Time)

Independence Day

Closed on Tuesday, July 4th

Labor Day

Closed on Monday, Sept. 4th

Thanksgiving Day

Closed on Thursday, Nov. 23rd

Black Friday (Nov. 24th)

Closes early at 1:00 p.m. (Eastern Time)

Christmas Day

Closed on Monday, Dec. 25th

Bond market holidays and early closures

Similar to the stock market, the bond market observes several holidays throughout the year, during which the market is closed or has limited trading hours that affect your ability to purchase bonds. These holidays can impact trading activity, settlement dates, and other aspects of the bond market. In addition to observing the same holidays the NYSE and Nasdaq do, the bond market also closes on Columbus Day and Veterans day.

Here are the bond market holidays and early closings recognized in 2023:

Holidays Bond market closings and early closings

New Years Day

Closed on Monday, Jan. 2nd (observed)

Martin Luther King Jr. Day

Closed on Monday, Jan. 16th

President’s Day

Closed on Monday, Feb. 20th

Day before Good Friday (April 6th)

Closes early at 2:00 p.m. (Eastern Time)

Good Friday

Closed on Friday, April 7th

Friday before Memorial Day (May 26th)

Closes early at 2:00 p.m. (Eastern Time)

Memorial Day

Closed on Monday, May 29th

Juneteenth National Independence Day

Closed on Monday, June 19th

Day before Independence Day (July 3rd)

Closes early at 2:00 p.m. (Eastern Time)

Independence Day

Closed on Tuesday, July 4th

Labor Day

Closed on Monday, Sept. 4th

Columbus Day (Indigenous Peoples’ Day)

Closed on Monday, Oct. 9th

Veterans Day

Closed on Friday, Nov. 10th

Thanksgiving Day

Closed on Thursday, Nov. 23rd

Black Friday (Nov. 24th)

Closes early at 2:00 p.m. (Eastern Time)

Friday before Christmas Eve (Dec. 22nd)

Closes early at 2:00 p.m. (Eastern Time)

Christmas Day

Closed on Monday, Dec. 25th

Friday before New Year’s Eve (Dec. 29th)

Closes early at 2:00 p.m. (Eastern Time)


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Stock market and bond market closing FAQ

What days is the stock market closed this year?

In 2023, the stock market is closed:

  • Monday, Jan. 2nd
  • Monday, Jan. 16th
  • Monday, Feb. 20th
  • Friday, April 7th
  • Monday, May 29th
  • Monday, June 19th
  • Tuesday, July 4th
  • Monday, Sept. 4th
  • Thursday, Nov. 23rd
  • Monday, Dec. 25th

Why Is the Stock Market Closed on Good Friday?

The stock market is closed on Good Friday due to both historical tradition and some practical considerations. While the initial reason for the closure was a religious observance, the lower trading volume and the desire for a long weekend break have made it a standard practice in modern times.

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