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The Key Takeaways
- The New York Stock Exchange and bond market will close on Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day.
- These markets also have a number of early closures—1 p.m. for the New York Stock Exchange and 2 p.m. for the bond market—throughout the holiday season.
- Trading will wrap up early on Black Friday and Christmas Eve, as well as on New Year's Eve for the bond market.
The traders have a bit more time this week to digest the turkey.
The stock market and the bond markets will be closed on Thanksgiving Day. Black Friday will see trading resume, though it’ll be wrapped up earlier than usual. Stock markets close early at 1 pm, and bond markets by 2 pm.
Christmas Eve is on December 24, so the markets will be open for a shorter time. Christmas Day, however, remains closed. Markets will be back to normal on Thursday 26th December.
The bond market has another early closure scheduled on New Year's Eve, or Tuesday, Dec. 31. Both markets will be closed on Wednesday, Jan. 1, New Year's Day, and reopen as usual a day later.
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