Chinese markets are
CLOSED.
Labour Day·Beijing time
In one sentence
Chinese stock and futures exchanges (SHFE, INE, DCE, CZCE, GFEX, SSE, SZSE) on : Closed for Labour Day (1–5 May). Trading resumes 6 May 2026, with the night session that evening. Basis: exchange holiday notices, source-checked , human-verified .
Official notices: SHFE ↗ · INE ↗ · DCE ↗ (reproduction cross-checked) · CZCE ↗ (reproduction cross-checked) · GFEX ↗ · SSE ↗ · SZSE ↗
Trading-day calendar
Futures
Stocks
Night session = the evening starting on this date, eligible products only; trade date = the trading day it belongs to. The 24-hour dial shows representative exchange-wide day sessions and the 21:00 night opening (lighter arc); product hours differ.
Same local date · scheduled hours
Other contracts may keep different hours. SGX / CME / ICE show common-product schedules, not exchange-wide status; HKEX and LME show regular hours for reference.
A little further ahead.
Full-year calendar ↗Cite this page
Same fields as the API: page, URL, data_version, verified_atMarkets Open, “China markets on 5 May 2026: Closed for Labour Day”, https://marketsopen.today/2026-05-05, data version 2026.09.28-rc.6, human-verified 2026-09-29.One date. A structured answer.
The page and API use the same calendar engine. Every supported record links back to its source.
GET /api/v1/status?date=2026-05-05A working weekend is still a closed market.
Government make-up workdays are annotations, never instructions to reopen an exchange.
The evening is not the trading date.
A Friday evening can belong to Monday. After a holiday, the returning evening belongs to the following trading date.
An exchange notice takes precedence.
Accepted amendments carry their source, affected dates and a public revision record. Unknown is never silently changed to open.