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Market Holidays
Plan Your Trades Around Global Market Holidays
Track upcoming market holidays worldwide and plan your trading activity around closures, schedules, and market changes.
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Explore the FI Bank market holiday calendar to stay informed about trading holidays across global markets. Plan ahead, identify potential market closures, and anticipate periods of reduced liquidity for smarter trading decisions.
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Market insight
How Trading Holidays Affect Markets
National holidays greatly affect financial markets. Global trading volumes decline, leading to lower liquidity. Prices tend to move less predictably, making it harder to close orders at a profit and potentially disrupting automated trading algorithms that rely on stable conditions.
Stock market holidays are typically observed on these days when national exchanges are closed, preventing traders from buying or selling major stocks. While you can still trade CFDs on stocks, lower liquidity is a risk. Certain holidays also impact previous or upcoming trading sessions—such as early closures.
Lower Liquidity
Holidays reduce trading volume, making markets less liquid and more volatile.
Plan Ahead
Check the FI Bank holiday calendar to avoid surprises and plan your trades with confidence.
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Holiday sessions can have lower trading volumes and
wider spreads. Check the calendar before placing
time-sensitive orders.
Some exchanges close completely or run shortened
sessions, which can affect pricing and order execution.
Review upcoming dates before planning trades and
account for potentially reduced market liquidity.
Availability depends on the instrument and market.
Some CFD instruments may remain tradable while the
underlying exchange is closed.
It varies by country and exchange. This calendar lists
the main public holidays for the covered markets.