New Year’s Day 2026: markets closed 1–4 Jan
SSE, SZSE, BSE, SHFE, INE, DCE, CZCE, GFEX, CFFEX, SGE close 1–4 Jan 2026 for New Year’s Day. trading and the night session resume 5 Jan. Official notices linked.
Chinese stock and futures exchanges on (Beijing time): Closed for New Year’s Day (1–4 Jan). Trading resumes 5 Jan 2026.
Every exchange, one table.
| Exchange | Closed | Last trading day before | No night session on | Day trading resumes | Night session resumes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SSE | 1–4 Jan | — | No night session | 5 Jan | — |
| SZSE | 1–4 Jan | — | No night session | 5 Jan | — |
| BSE | 1–4 Jan | — | No night session | 5 Jan | — |
| SHFE | 1–4 Jan | — | — | 5 Jan | 5 Jantrade date 2026-01-06 |
| INE | 1–4 Jan | — | — | 5 Jan | 5 Jantrade date 2026-01-06 |
| DCE | 1–4 Jan | — | — | 5 Jan | 5 Jantrade date 2026-01-06 |
| CZCE | 1–4 Jan | — | — | 5 Jan | 5 Jantrade date 2026-01-06 |
| GFEX | 1–4 Jan | — | No night session | 5 Jan | — |
| CFFEX | 1–4 Jan | — | No night session | 5 Jan | — |
| SGE | 1–4 Jan | — | — | 5 Jan | 5 Jantrade date 2026-01-06 |
Night session = the evening starting on that civil date, eligible products only. Trade date = the trading date the overnight session belongs to. Dates link to the source-backed record.
Hong Kong and London in the same period.
- HKEX: closed 1 Jan; open on the other weekdays
- LME: closed 1 Jan; open on the other weekdays
- Government make-up workday Sun, 4 Jan 2026: exchanges stay closed.
When are Chinese markets closed for New Year’s Day 2026?
All 10 mainland market scopes are closed 1–4 Jan 2026.
When do Chinese markets reopen after New Year’s Day 2026?
Day trading resumes 5 Jan 2026. The futures night session resumes on the evening of 5 Jan 2026 (trade date 2026-01-06).
Is there a futures night session before New Year’s Day 2026?
The pre-holiday evening arrangement is not yet verified.
Cite this page
Markets Open, “New Year’s Day 2026: China markets closed 1–4 Jan, reopen 5 Jan”, https://marketsopen.today/holidays/2026/new-yearOne date. A structured answer.
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