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Is The Stock Market Closed on Memorial Day?

TSP Staff By TSP Staff Last updated: May 21, 2025 5 Min Read
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Monday, May 26, 2025, is Memorial Day, which is a federal holiday. For many, the holiday means a day off from work, which can make it look like the perfect time for some trading. However, not everything is open on federal holidays. Typically, banks and the post office close. Some businesses may also choose to close their doors for the end-of-May holiday. If you’re asking, “Is the stock market closed on Memorial Day 2025?” here’s what you need to know.

Is the Stock Market Closed on Memorial Day 2025?

Yes, the stock market is closed on Memorial Day 2025. Both the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and NASDAQ use the same holiday schedule, and Memorial Day is a holiday when they close.

If you need to handle trades before Memorial Day, you’ll need to complete them before the end of the trading session on Friday, May 23. Otherwise, the stock markets will reopen on Tuesday, May 27.

Stock Market Holiday Closures 2025

As mentioned above, the NYSE and NASDAQ use the same holiday schedule. While it’s close to the federal holiday schedule, there are a few key differences.

Here’s a look at the stock market holiday closures for 2025:

  • New Year’s Day  – Wednesday, January 1
  • Martin Luther King, Jr. Day – Monday, January 20
  • Washington’s Birthday – Monday, February 17
  • Good Friday – Friday, April 18
  • Memorial Day – Monday, May 26
  • Juneteenth – Thursday, June 19
  • Independence Day – Friday, July 4
  • Labor Day – Monday, September 1
  • Thanksgiving – Thursday, November 27
  • Christmas Day – Thursday, December 25

The stock market also has some early closures. It closes at 1 p.m. EST on the following days:

  • The Day Before July 4th – Thursday, July 3
  • Black Friday – Friday, November 28
  • Christmas Eve – Wednesday, December 24

Is the Bond Market (SIMFA) Closed on Memorial Day?

The bond market, also known as SIMFA, is closed on Memorial Day. Although the SIMFA follows a similar holiday schedule to the NYSE and NASDAQ, there are some key differences. Here is a look at the holidays that the bond market acknowledges:

  • New Year’s Day  – Wednesday, January 1
  • Martin Luther King, Jr. Day – Monday, January 20
  • Washington’s Birthday – Monday, February 17
  • Good Friday – Friday, April 18
  • Memorial Day – Monday, May 26
  • Juneteenth – Thursday, June 19
  • Independence Day – Friday, July 4
  • Labor Day – Monday, September 1
  • Columbus Day – Monday, October 13
  • Veterans Day – Tuesday, November 11
  • Thanksgiving – Thursday, November 27
  • Christmas Day – Thursday, December 25

SIMFA also closes at 2 p.m. EST several days throughout the year. Here they are:

  • The Day Before Good Friday (April 17)
  • The Friday Before Memorial Day (May 23)
  • The Day Before the July 4th holiday
  • Black Friday
  • Christmas Eve
  • New Year’s Eve

Also, it’s critical to note that unexpected closures can occur. Typically, these happen if there are technical issues, so they are rare. However, there are instances where it’s occurred, so keep that in mind.

Have you ever wanted to trade on Memorial Day and were disappointed that the stock market was closed, or do holiday closures not impact you? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

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Amanda Blankenship is a full-time stay-at-home mom. Her family recently welcomed their second child, a baby boy, into the world. She loves writing about various topics, including politics and personal finance. In her spare time, Amanda loves to play with her kids, make food from scratch, crochet, and read.

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