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Regular trading hours

Regular trading hours are Mon–Fri 09:30 – 16:00 local time (America/New_York), plus pre-market from 04:00 and after-hours until 20:00.

DaysTrading hoursPre-marketAfter-hours
Mon–Fri–––

Upcoming holidays and early closes

DateOccasionStatusHours
Thanksgiving DayMarket holidayClosed
Day after ThanksgivingEarly close–
Christmas EveEarly close–
Christmas DayMarket holidayClosed
New Year's DayMarket holidayClosed
Martin Luther King Jr. DayMarket holidayClosed
Presidents' DayMarket holidayClosed
Good FridayMarket holidayClosed

Nasdaq holidays 2001

Nasdaq Stock Market is closed on 13 weekdays in 2001 and has 5 days on an irregular schedule

2001 market holidays and early closes

DateOccasionStatus
New Year's DayMarket holiday
Martin Luther King Jr. DayMarket holiday
Presidents' DayMarket holiday
Good FridayMarket holiday
Memorial DayMarket holiday
Day before Independence DayEarly close–
Independence DayMarket holiday
Labor DayMarket holiday
Closed following Attacks on the World Trade CenterMarket holiday
Closed following Attacks on the World Trade CenterMarket holiday
Closed following Attacks on the World Trade CenterMarket holiday
Closed following Attacks on the World Trade CenterMarket holiday
Moment of silence for terrorist attacks on 9/11Late open–
Moment of silence for Enduring Freedom troopsLate open–
Thanksgiving DayMarket holiday
Day after ThanksgivingEarly close–
Christmas EveEarly close–
Christmas DayMarket holiday

2001 trading calendar

Nasdaq FAQ

Is Nasdaq open today?

Yes. Nasdaq is open today (Monday 26 October 2026), trading from 09:30 to 16:00 EDT (New York time).

What are the Nasdaq trading hours?

Regular trading hours are Mon–Fri 09:30 – 16:00 local time (America/New_York), plus pre-market from 04:00 and after-hours until 20:00.

Does Nasdaq close for lunch?

No. Nasdaq trades continuously through its session without a lunch break.

When is the next Nasdaq holiday?

The next full-day closure is Thanksgiving Day on Thursday 26 November 2026.

Does Nasdaq close early on Day after Thanksgiving?

Yes. On Friday 27 November 2026 (Day after Thanksgiving) Nasdaq closes early at 13:00 local time.

How many trading holidays does Nasdaq have in 2026?

Nasdaq has 10 weekday market holidays in 2026, not counting weekends. See the full 2026 holiday calendar for dates and early closes.

What time zone does Nasdaq use?

Nasdaq hours are set in America/New_York time (currently UTC-04:00). Use the "My time" switch to see every time on this page converted to your own time zone.

How many days is Nasdaq closed in 2001?

Nasdaq has 13 full-day market holidays on weekdays in 2001 and 5 days on an irregular schedule.

Is Nasdaq open on New Year's Day 2001?

No. Nasdaq is closed on Monday 1 January 2001 for New Year's Day. It reopens on Tuesday 2 January 2001.

Is Nasdaq open on Martin Luther King Jr. Day 2001?

No. Nasdaq is closed on Monday 15 January 2001 for Martin Luther King Jr. Day. It reopens on Tuesday 16 January 2001.

Is Nasdaq open on Presidents' Day 2001?

No. Nasdaq is closed on Monday 19 February 2001 for Presidents' Day. It reopens on Tuesday 20 February 2001.

Is Nasdaq open on Good Friday 2001?

No. Nasdaq is closed on Friday 13 April 2001 for Good Friday. It reopens on Monday 16 April 2001.

Is Nasdaq open on Memorial Day 2001?

No. Nasdaq is closed on Monday 28 May 2001 for Memorial Day. It reopens on Tuesday 29 May 2001.

Is Nasdaq open on Independence Day 2001?

No. Nasdaq is closed on Wednesday 4 July 2001 for Independence Day. It reopens on Thursday 5 July 2001.