EXCHANGE HOLIDAY CALENDAR

LME holidays 2027

Closure dates, adjusted weekends and reopening dates for London Metal Exchange, each linked to the exchange notice.

20262027

8 holidays, 8 weekday closures.

  • New Year’s Day
  • Good Friday
  • Easter Monday
  • Early May bank holiday
  • Spring bank holiday
  • Summer bank holiday
  • Christmas Day (substitute day)
  • Boxing Day (substitute day)
Available·Source published Not stated·Page generated ·
Official notices (1)LME ↗
January 2027
Exchange holidayNo-night evening
February 2027
Exchange holidayNo-night evening
March 2027
Exchange holidayNo-night evening
April 2027
Exchange holidayNo-night evening
June 2027
Exchange holidayNo-night evening
July 2027
Exchange holidayNo-night evening
August 2027
Exchange holidayNo-night evening
September 2027
Exchange holidayNo-night evening
October 2027
Exchange holidayNo-night evening
November 2027
Exchange holidayNo-night evening
December 2027
Exchange holidayNo-night evening

Holiday dates, with exchange evidence.

HolidayClosure periodRecord source
New Year’s Day1 Jan – 1 JanLME ↗
Good Friday26 Mar – 26 MarLME ↗
Easter Monday29 Mar – 29 MarLME ↗
Early May bank holiday3 May – 3 MayLME ↗
Spring bank holiday31 May – 31 MayLME ↗
Summer bank holiday30 Aug – 30 AugLME ↗
Christmas Day (substitute day)27 Dec – 27 DecLME ↗
Boxing Day (substitute day)28 Dec – 28 DecLME ↗

Other loaded exchanges: JPX · ICE · NYSE

01 /

A working weekend is still a closed market.

Government make-up workdays are annotations, never instructions to reopen an exchange.

02 /

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.

03 /

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, “LME holidays 2027: 8 closures”, https://marketsopen.today/lme/holidays/2027

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