Are markets open on Veterans Day? (SP500:) (SP500:)
U.S. stock markets will trade regular hours on Veterans Day 2026 while bond markets and the Federal Reserve payments system close.
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📍 How it ended
Recent headlines questioned whether the stock market and bond markets would remain open or close for Veterans Day 2026. Coverage ultimately noted that trading ran normal hours with the stock market open on Veterans Day, alongside discussions of past decade performance.
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The brief
The U.S. stock market will be open for regular trading hours on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, according to Clarin.com. While Veterans Day is an official federal holiday that halts mail delivery and closes government offices and commercial bank lobbies nationwide, major American stock exchanges do not observe the holiday. Both primary American equity exchanges will conduct business as usual on Wednesday. Although extended-hours trading will be available, market analysts note that overall equity trading volume could be lighter than usual due to the closure of institutional banking and credit channels. Unlike the stock market, the U.S. fixed-income market follows the holiday calendar set by the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association (SIFMA). Traders participating in global and decentralized assets will encounter no holiday interruptions. Veterans Day is one of the few federal holidays where Wall Street remains open. Equity traders will not see another market closure until late November.
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Quick answers
Is the stock market open on Veterans Day 2026?
Yes, the U.S. stock market will be open for regular trading hours on November 11, 2026.
Are bond markets open on Veterans Day 2026?
No, the U.S. fixed-income bond markets and the Federal Reserve payments system will be closed on Veterans Day 2026.
When is the next market closure after Veterans Day 2026?
Equity traders will not see another market closure until late November 2026.
Coverage (5)
- Is the stock market open on Veterans Day 2026? Wall Street hours, bond market closures, and trading schedule Clarin.com · 5d ago
- Can Investors Trade Stocks on November 11, 2026 While Bond Markets Sit Out Veterans Day? kalkine.ca · 5d ago
- Trading Runs Normal Hours With the Stock Market Open on Veterans Day Stock Titan · 5d ago
- How the stock market has performed after Veterans Day over the past decade MarketWatch · 5d ago
- Are markets open on Veterans Day? (SP500:) (SP500:) Seeking Alpha · 5d ago
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