China stock market holidays 2026
Chinese stock and futures exchanges are closed on 19 weekdays in 2026 (weekends excluded); the longest closure is Spring Festival, 15–23 Feb, per the State Council notice on 2026 public holidays (published 4 Nov 2025).
7 holidays, 19 weekday closures.
- New Year’s Day
- Spring Festival
- Qingming Festival
- Labour Day
- Dragon Boat Festival
- Mid-Autumn Festival
- National Day
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Holiday dates, with exchange evidence.
| Holiday | Closure period | Record source |
|---|---|---|
| New Year’s Day | 1 Jan – 3 Jan | SHFE ↗ |
| Spring Festival | 15 Feb – 23 Feb | SHFE ↗ |
| Qingming Festival | 4 Apr – 6 Apr | SHFE ↗ |
| Labour Day | 1 May – 5 May | SHFE ↗ |
| Dragon Boat Festival | 19 Jun – 21 Jun | SHFE ↗ |
| Mid-Autumn Festival | 25 Sept – 27 Sept | SHFE ↗ |
| National Day | 1 Oct – 7 Oct | SHFE ↗ |
Evenings without a night session
13 Feb 2026 · 3 Apr 2026 · 30 Apr 2026 · 18 Jun 2026 · 24 Sept 2026 · 30 Sept 2026
A 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.
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Markets Open, “China Stock & Futures Market Holidays 2026 — Full Closure Calendar”, https://marketsopen.today/holidays/2026