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Holiday hours

On public holidays some exchanges stay closed or close early: here are the next dates to watch.

Trading hours

Upcoming holidays

DateHolidayMarkets affectedTrading hours
Thu 26 November 2026Thanksgiving (USA)US exchanges closed: US shares, ETFs and indicesto be confirmed
Fri 27 November 2026Day after ThanksgivingUS exchanges close earlyto be confirmed
Thu 24 December 2026Christmas EveEarly close on most marketsto be confirmed
Fri 25 December 2026Christmas DayMarkets closedto be confirmed
Mon 28 December 2026Boxing Day (substitute day, UK)London Stock Exchange closedto be confirmed
Thu 31 December 2026New Year's EveEarly close on most marketsto be confirmed
Fri 1 January 2027New Year's DayMarkets closedto be confirmed
Mon 18 January 2027Martin Luther King Day (US)US exchanges closedto be confirmed
Mon 15 February 2027Presidents' Day (US)US exchanges closedto be confirmed
Fri 26 March 2027Good FridayEuropean and US exchanges closedto be confirmed
Mon 29 March 2027Easter MondayEuropean exchanges closedto be confirmed

Indicative dates based on the calendars of the main exchanges. The exact hours of each instrument are shown in the platform before each holiday.

What changes
on holidays

  • With fewer participants liquidity drops and spreads can widen.
  • At the reopening the price may open far from the previous close (gap).
  • Pending orders and stop losses may be filled at a different price from the one you set.
  • Check your margin and open positions before the close.

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