Nasdaq

Nasdaq Stock Market market hours and open-now status

Follow Nasdaq regular-session hours, open-now status, and local open and close times for traders, founders, and global tech teams.

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Next open Thursday, Nov 5 · 09:30 AMRegular-session model; refresh near boundaries and confirm official exchange notices.

Schedule reviewed Apr 30, 2026. Regular sessions and recurring closures are content-reviewed; the live open/closed badge is computed from the exchange timezone. This page is not investment or trading advice and should be checked against official exchange notices before trading.

Live values rendered at Nov 5, 1:13 PM UTC.

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Opens at (market local)

Thursday, Nov 5 · 9:30 AM

America/New_York

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Regular session: 9:30 AM–4:00 PM New York time

Client countdowns use the regular-session model from the server snapshot; refresh near open/close boundaries and verify official exchange notices for half-days, halts, or emergency changes.

Regular-session scope

Nasdaq hours, timezone, and caveats

USD · America/New_York

Regular session model

Regular session9:30 AM-4:00 PM local (6h 30m)

Trading days are modeled as Monday-Friday in New York, United States. The session clock is evaluated in the exchange timezone, not the viewer’s browser timezone.

Modeled session windows

1

Modeled regular time

6h 30m

Trading weekdays

5

Session interpretation

Nasdaq times are shown in the exchange timezone, America/New_York. Daylight-saving changes are handled through the IANA zone database. When the exchange changes offset, converted city times can shift even though the local exchange session label stays the same.

Holiday and special-session limits

The model includes curated full-day closures from NYSE / official calendar. It does not model a separate lunch break for this exchange. Half-days, opening/closing auctions, pre-market or after-hours trading, halts, severe-weather arrangements, and emergency notices should be checked with the exchange before trading.

Next tracked closures

New Year's Day

Thu, Jan 1, 2026

Full-day closure for New Year's Day.

Martin Luther King Jr. Day

Mon, Jan 19, 2026

Full-day closure for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

Presidents' Day

Mon, Feb 16, 2026

Full-day closure for Presidents' Day.

Good Friday

Fri, Apr 3, 2026

Full-day closure for Good Friday.

What this page intentionally excludes

Pre-market and after-hours sessions
Opening and closing auctions
Half-days and ad-hoc short sessions
Trading halts, weather notices, and emergencies

The page is optimized for regular-session planning and timezone conversion. It should not be used as a trading instruction, brokerage clock, or substitute for the official exchange notice feed.

Official sources: Nasdaq market schedule and NYSE / official calendar. This is a scheduling reference, not investment or trading advice.

Market evidence

Why this Nasdaq market page is retained

This page is kept because the exchange has enough modeled and source-visible signals to answer an hours query without pretending to be a broker screen: exchange identity, official source trail, calendar coverage, city conversions, overlap context, and a visible planning boundary.

Evidence score

12/12

nasdaq.comnyse.com

Exchange identity

single-session exchange with early-close risk

Nasdaq Stock Market (Nasdaq) is modeled in New York, United States, with exchange-local zone America/New_York, currency USD, and 1 regular session window.

Official source trail

2 source hosts

Visible source hosts: nasdaq.com, nyse.com. They define the boundary for hours, holidays, early closes, and special notices.

Calendar coverage

10 full closures, 2 half-days

The forward 12-month model estimates 251 regular trading days and 32h 30m of regular trading per week before holiday/half-day adjustments.

Live-status boundary

closed at snapshot

Nasdaq was closed at render time; the next modeled regular open is Thursday, Nov 5 · 09:30 AM.

Conversion risk

DST-sensitive conversions

America/New_York observes seasonal DST in the forward model, so viewer-city conversions can move even when the exchange-local session stays fixed.

Use-case coverage

10 city views, 4 overlap peers

2 other tracked markets were open at the page snapshot. City and overlap cards support planning, not trading recommendations.

Market workflow

How to use Nasdaq hours without over-reading the page

These notes make the page more specific to Nasdaq while keeping the boundary clear: regular sessions, modeled closures, and local-time planning are covered; investment advice, instrument calendars, execution cutoffs, and emergency notices are not.

Open-now checks

Nasdaq is closed in the page snapshot. Use the next-open timer for planning, then confirm unusual closures or notices on Nasdaq market schedule.

Session model

Nasdaq is a single-session exchange with early-close risk; the regular window is simpler than a split-session exchange, but auctions and extended phases remain outside this model.

Calendar pressure

Nasdaq has 10 tracked full-day closures and 2 tracked half-days in the forward window, against about 251 regular trading days (3.8% of trading days).

DST and city conversions

Anchor the exchange session to America/New_York; converted times for New York City, Los Angeles, London can shift when either side changes DST.

Best comparison workflow

Compare Nasdaq with NYSE, LSE, JPX Tokyo, NSE India when you need overlap minutes; use a city card when you need a local open/close answer.

Travel and operations handoff

United States has an airport-country page, useful when a market-hours check turns into a travel or arrival-side local-time question.

Market-specific dossier

What makes this Nasdaq page different

This dossier binds Nasdaq to its exchange-local timezone, regular session model, official source trail, forward closure density, city translations, and cross-market overlap set.

Exchange identity

Nasdaq Stock Market (Nasdaq); New York, United States; currency USD; tags nasdaq, tech stocks, us market, trading hours

Modeled session anatomy

weekday model 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; regular window 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM; phases Regular session 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM local; weekly regular load 32h 30m

Forward calendar density

10 full-day closures; 2 half-day sessions; 251 estimated regular trading days; 3.8% of trading days closed

Upcoming calendar examples

Thanksgiving Day on Thu, Nov 26, 2026; Christmas Day on Fri, Dec 25, 2026; New Year's Day on Fri, Jan 1, 2027; Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Mon, Jan 18, 2027; Presidents' Day on Mon, Feb 15, 2027; Good Friday on Fri, Mar 26, 2027; Memorial Day on Mon, May 31, 2027; Juneteenth National Independence Day (observed) on Fri, Jun 18, 2027

Cross-market comparison set

NYSE: 6h 30m (14:30 to 21:00 UTC); LSE: 2h (14:30 to 16:30 UTC); JPX Tokyo: No same-day cash-session overlap (No overlap); NSE India: No same-day cash-session overlap (No overlap)

Major city translations

New York City: 09:30 AM to 04:00 PM (+0h); Los Angeles: 06:30 AM to 01:00 PM (-3h); London: 02:30 PM to 09:00 PM (+5h); Paris: 03:30 PM to 10:00 PM (+6h); Mumbai: 08:00 PM to 02:30 AM (+10h 30m); Singapore: 10:30 PM to 05:00 AM (+13h); Tokyo: 11:30 PM to 06:00 AM (+14h); Sydney: 01:30 AM to 08:00 AM (+16h)

Live snapshot boundary

snapshot date 2026-11-05; snapshot closed; snapshot next open Thursday, Nov 5 · 09:30 AM

Source and model boundaries

Sources used for Nasdaq hours

Official schedule source

Nasdaq market schedule

https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/stock-market-holiday-schedule

Holiday calendar source

NYSE / official calendar

Tracked closure calendar for the major U.S. full-day exchange holidays. Special notices and half-days should still be confirmed on the official exchange calendar.

Timezone model

America/New_York · EST · UTC-05:00

Exchange-local time observes seasonal DST in the forward model.

Scope boundary

Regular sessions and modeled closures

Pre-market, after-hours, auctions, halts, emergency notices, instrument-level calendars, and broker execution cutoffs are intentionally not modeled.

Official-source checkpoints

What to verify on Nasdaq before using the clock operationally

The live clock is designed for schedule planning. These exchange-specific checkpoints keep the page precise without turning market-hours content into trading, legal, or broker execution advice.

Regular-session match with Wall Street clocks

Nasdaq's regular cash session is modeled on the same New York clock as the NYSE, so the page separates session timing from Nasdaq-specific market notices.

Check Nasdaq market schedule

Holiday calendar boundary

The closure logic follows the recurring U.S. exchange calendar. Emergency closures, settlement notices, and product-specific trading windows should be checked on Nasdaq.

Check Nasdaq market schedule

Market planning depth

How to use Nasdaq hours without over-reading them

Market pages are strongest when the exchange-local clock, session windows, official closure calendar, and city examples stay visibly separate from trading advice.

Session anatomy

Nasdaq Stock Market uses America/New_York as the exchange-local timezone for New York, United States. The page models Regular session from 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM, denominated in USD.

Next action window

Nasdaq is closed and the next regular open is Thursday, Nov 5 · 09:30 AM.

Closure source boundary

Upcoming closure examples include New Year's Day (Thu, Jan 1, 2026), Martin Luther King Jr. Day (Mon, Jan 19, 2026), and Presidents' Day (Mon, Feb 16, 2026). Closure logic is tied to Nasdaq market schedule, not inferred from country holidays alone.

Best comparison markets

The exchanges worth lining up against Nasdaq are NYSE, LSE, JPX Tokyo, and NSE India — compare them on session overlap, not just on a shared business hour.

Major-city use cases

Cities already modeled against this exchange clock include New York City, Los Angeles, London, and Paris, which helps readers translate Nasdaq hours into local working time — reference framing, not investment advice.

Trading-calendar density

Nasdaq has 10 tracked full-day closures plus 2 tracked half-day sessions across the forward 12-month window, against an estimated 251 regular trading days. That is roughly 3.8% of trading days. Half-day sessions, opening or closing auctions, halts, and emergency notices remain on Nasdaq market schedule.

Session phases reference

Nasdaq session phases captured in the model: Regular session 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM local. Pre-market, post-market, and auction windows are not modeled here; check Nasdaq market schedule for those phases before trading.

Concurrent-market depth

Nasdaq is currently in session alongside LSE and Euronext Paris. Concurrent venues share live trading minutes, so they are the natural cross-listing or hand-off references for monitoring.

Parallel-market handoff

Nasdaq is most often compared with NYSE because the two exchanges share a region, currency, or session window. The differences worth checking are listing universe, regulator, and any session boundaries that split between auctions and continuous trading.

Weekly trading load

Nasdaq carries about 32h 30m of regular trading per week across 1 session window per day, before holiday closures and any half-day sessions. America/New_York observes seasonal DST, so converted viewer-local times can shift by an hour twice a year even though this weekly total stays constant.

Official calendar checkpoints

Official hours source: https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/stock-market-holiday-schedule Holiday calendar source: https://www.nyse.com/markets/hours-calendars Tracked closure calendar for the major U.S. full-day exchange holidays. Special notices and half-days should still be confirmed on the official exchange calendar. Manual checkpoints: Regular-session match with Wall Street clocks (Nasdaq market schedule); Holiday calendar boundary (Nasdaq market schedule). These links are the boundary for special notices, unscheduled closures, and exchange-specific rule changes.

Half-day sensitivity

Tracked shortened sessions include Day before Independence Day on Thu, Jul 2, 2026, early close 1:00 PM; Day after Thanksgiving on Fri, Nov 27, 2026, early close 1:00 PM; Christmas Eve on Thu, Dec 24, 2026, early close 1:00 PM; Day after Thanksgiving on Fri, Nov 26, 2027, early close 1:00 PM. These are schedule warnings, not trading advice.
Trading boundary: this page reports market-session timing and holiday-source context. It does not provide investment, tax, legal, or broker execution advice.

Session phases reference

Nasdaq session windows in America/New_York

These are the regular-session windows tracked for Nasdaq, expressed in the exchange-local clock. Pre-market, post-market, opening or closing auctions, and other phase windows are not modeled here and should be checked on Nasdaq market schedule.

Regular session

9:30 AM - 4:00 PM local

14:30 - 21:00 UTC

6h 30m window

Regular continuous session only; pre-market, post-market, and auction phases are outside this model.

Weekly regular-session load: about 32h 30m across 5 trading days per week. America/New_York observes seasonal DST, so converted viewer-local times shift twice a year.

Year-of-trading-calendar

Nasdaq closures across the next 12 months

The forward 12-month sweep returned 10 tracked full-day closures and 2 tracked half-day sessions against an estimated 251 regular trading days (3.8% of trading days). Auction-only days, halts, and emergency notices are not modeled — confirm them on NYSE / official calendar.

Full-day closures

10

Half-day sessions

2

Early-close days in the next 12 months

Estimated trading days

251

3.8% of trading days closed

November 2026

  • Thanksgiving DayNov 26, 2026

December 2026

  • Christmas DayDec 25, 2026

January 2027

  • New Year's DayJan 1, 2027
  • Martin Luther King Jr. DayJan 18, 2027

February 2027

  • Presidents' DayFeb 15, 2027

March 2027

  • Good FridayMar 26, 2027

May 2027

  • Memorial DayMay 31, 2027

June 2027

  • Juneteenth National Independence Day (observed)Jun 18, 2027

July 2027

  • Independence Day (observed)Jul 5, 2027

September 2027

  • Labor DaySep 6, 2027

Half-day sessions

Scheduled early-close trading days in the next 12 months. Times are exchange-local (America/New_York). Confirm against NYSE / official calendar before relying on these for execution.

  • Day after Thanksgiving

    NYSE and Nasdaq close early at 1:00 PM ET on the Friday after Thanksgiving (Black Friday).

    Fri, Nov 27, 2026

    Early close 1:00 PM

  • Christmas Eve

    NYSE and Nasdaq close early at 1:00 PM ET on Christmas Eve when Christmas Day falls Tue-Fri.

    Thu, Dec 24, 2026

    Early close 1:00 PM

Source: NYSE / official calendar. Trading-day count is an estimate from the modeled weekday schedule and does not subtract half-day sessions, halts, or short-notice closures.

Snapshot concurrent markets

Other markets in session at this page snapshot

These exchanges shared regular-session minutes with Nasdaq when the page snapshot was rendered. Use this as a cross-market planning list, then confirm live status with each exchange page and official exchange notices near session boundaries.

New York, United States

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Exchange-local live clock · snapshot date Thursday, November 5, 2026

Snapshot: Closed now

Timezone

EST

America/New_York · UTC-05:00

Regular schedule

Regular session: 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM

Next open

Thursday, Nov 5 · 09:30 AM

Snapshot current session

Market is closed

Why this page exists

Nasdaq runs the same core U.S. regular session as NYSE and is the reference point for many technology-heavy market-hours searches.

Official source: Nasdaq market schedule

What time does Nasdaq open in major cities?

These city-local pages are the fastest way to answer “what time does this exchange open where I am?”

Exchange location

New York, United States

The globe highlights Nasdaq’s home exchange on the world map. Drag to spin and explore timezone neighbors with live clocks.

Interactive Globe

Drag to spin. Release to glide. Click a pin to see that city's local time.

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Beijing
China
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Upcoming closures

Next holiday shutdowns

Major recurring closures we track for Nasdaq. Special notices, half-days, and emergency closures should still be checked on the official calendar.

New Year's Day

Full-day closure for New Year's Day.

Thu, Jan 1, 2026

Martin Luther King Jr. Day

Full-day closure for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

Mon, Jan 19, 2026

Presidents' Day

Full-day closure for Presidents' Day.

Mon, Feb 16, 2026

Good Friday

Full-day closure for Good Friday.

Fri, Apr 3, 2026

Memorial Day

Full-day closure for Memorial Day.

Mon, May 25, 2026

Holiday closure calendar

This tracked calendar covers the exchange's major full-day closures so the open-now status and next open countdown stay trustworthy on market holidays.

Official calendar

Next tracked closure: Thanksgiving Day

Thu, Nov 26, 2026

New Year's Day

Thu, Jan 1, 2026

Full-day closure for New Year's Day.

Martin Luther King Jr. Day

Mon, Jan 19, 2026

Full-day closure for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

Presidents' Day

Mon, Feb 16, 2026

Full-day closure for Presidents' Day.

Good Friday

Fri, Apr 3, 2026

Full-day closure for Good Friday.

Memorial Day

Mon, May 25, 2026

Full-day closure for Memorial Day.

Source: NYSE / official calendar. This calendar is focused on major recurring closures and is not a substitute for the exchange's current special notices.

Nasdaq overlap with other exchanges

Frequently asked questions

What hours is the Nasdaq open?
Regular session runs 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM local New York time (America/New_York).
Is the Nasdaq open today?
Nasdaq was not open at the page snapshot. The live badge and countdown above update in the browser; the next modeled regular session opens Thursday, Nov 5 · 09:30 AM.
When does the Nasdaq close for holidays in 2027?
Nasdaq has 6 tracked full-day closures in 2027: New Year's Day on Fri, Jan 1, 2027; Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Mon, Jan 18, 2027; Presidents' Day on Mon, Feb 15, 2027; Good Friday on Fri, Mar 26, 2027. Source: NYSE / official calendar. 2 tracked half-day sessions fall in the next 12 months — see the trading-calendar card above. Special notices remain on the official exchange calendar.
What's the difference between Nasdaq and NYSE?
Nasdaq (America/New_York, USD) and NYSE (America/New_York, USD) share the same exchange-local clock and run on overlapping regular sessions. The pages keep the trading-hour math separate so users can compare session windows, currency, and listing universe without mixing the two calendars. See the Nasdaq-vs-NYSE overlap card above for the cleanest live-window comparison.
Does Nasdaq observe daylight saving time?
Yes. America/New_York observes seasonal DST, so converted local times in viewer cities can shift by an hour twice a year. The exchange-local session times stay the same; only the cross-zone conversion changes. Anchor calendar entries to America/New_York, not a fixed UTC offset.
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