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United States (NYSE) Market Holidays 2026

The United States (NYSE) is closed for 10 full days and closes early 2 times in 2026.

Next market holiday: Labor Day β€” Sep 7 Β· Monday Β· 27 days

The New York Stock Exchange is closed for 10 full days in 2026. Independence Day (4 July, a Saturday) is observed on Friday 3 July. Two days close early at 1:00 PM ET: the day after Thanksgiving (27 November) and Christmas Eve (24 December).

Full-day closures

10

Early closes

2

Early close time

1:00 PM ET

Full-day closures Β· 2026

DateHolidayFull-day closures
Jan 1New Year's DayFull close
Jan 19Martin Luther King Jr. DayFull close
Feb 16Washington's BirthdayFull close
Apr 3Good FridayFull close
May 25Memorial DayFull close
Jun 19Juneteenth National Independence DayFull close
Jul 3Independence Day

The statutory date (4 July) falls on a Saturday, so the market is closed on Friday 3 July.

Full close
Sep 7Labor DayFull close
Nov 26Thanksgiving DayFull close
Dec 25Christmas DayFull close

Early-closing days Β· 2026

DateHolidayEarly-closing days
Nov 27Day after Thanksgiving

The New York Stock Exchange closes at 1:00 PM ET.

Early closecloses at 13:00
Dec 24Christmas Eve

Christmas falls on a Friday in 2026, so Christmas Eve is a trading day and the NYSE closes at 1:00 PM ET.

Early closecloses at 13:00

How market holidays differ from public holidays

Market closures for United States (NYSE) are close to but not identical to the 2026 public-holiday list. The differences come from weekend observance shifts, early closes (e.g. US stocks closing 1:00 PM the day after Thanksgiving), and exchange-specific half-day sessions.

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Last updated: 2026-08-07

Frequently asked questions

How many days is the US stock market closed in 2026?+

10 full-day closures plus two early closes at 1:00 PM ET.

Why is the market closed on 3 July 2026?+

Independence Day (4 July) falls on a Saturday in 2026, so the NYSE observes it on Friday 3 July.

When does the NYSE close early in 2026?+

Friday 27 November (day after Thanksgiving) and Thursday 24 December (Christmas Eve), both at 1:00 PM ET.

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