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NYSE and Nasdaq remain open for trading on Veterans Day

📅 Published: 9 Nov 2026, 11:02 pm IST• 🔄 Updated: 9 Nov 2026, 11:02 pm IST• 4 min read• 1 views
The New York Stock Exchange building facade on Wall Street in New York City.
The New York Stock Exchange will remain open on Veterans Day.
Key Points
  • NYSE and Nasdaq will remain open for normal trading hours on Veterans Day.
  • The bond market will be closed on Nov. 11, 2026.
  • Banks and federal offices will observe the holiday and remain closed.
  • UPS will provide regular delivery, while FedEx will offer modified service.
  • Most retail stores and restaurants will remain open to the public.

11, 2026. Neither exchange includes the date on its 2026 market holiday schedule.

Investors can continue standard trading activities throughout the day.

Bond market and banking closures

The bond market will close on Veterans Day following the schedule set by the industry group SIFMA. Most banks will also close because the holiday appears on the Federal Reserve’s schedule.

This includes TD Bank and other federal bank branches. While physical branches remain closed, customers can still use ATMs and digital banking services.

Federal and state government office closures

Federal offices, the United States Postal Service, and the Federal Reserve will close on Wednesday, Nov. 11. All post offices will remain shuttered for the day, with regular mail delivery and retail services scheduled to resume on Thursday, Nov. 12.

New Jersey state offices and Motor Vehicle Commission agencies will observe the holiday and close, while NJ Transit will operate on a holiday schedule. These New Jersey facilities, including licensing centers and inspection stations, will reopen on Thursday, Nov. 12.

Mail and delivery service schedules

The United States Postal Service will not deliver regular mail on Veterans Day. UPS will operate as normal, providing regular delivery services.

FedEx will provide a modified service on the holiday instead of its normal schedule.

Schools, retail, and public transit operations

Most retail stores and restaurants will remain open on Veterans Day. Schools are generally closed, although some districts may have exceptions.

Individual school districts in New Jersey set their own calendars for holiday closures. NJ Transit will operate on a holiday schedule, which may result in trains and buses not following their usual weekday timetables.

Individual towns set their own trash and recycling pickup schedules. Some towns will maintain normal service, while others will delay collection by one day.

Cryptocurrency market continues 24/7 trading

The cryptocurrency market does not observe holidays. It trades continuously, 24/7/365, even on Veterans Day 2026, according to finance.yahoo.com.

Veterans Day history and local ceremonies

Major U.S. veteran organizations urged the renaming of Armistice Day to Veterans Day in 1954.

Local ceremonies are scheduled in Egg Harbor Township on Tuesday, Nov. 10, at 7 p.m.. Additional ceremonies will take place in Ocean City and Pleasantville on Wednesday, Nov. 11, at 11 a.m..

New Jersey state tax benefits for veterans

New Jersey veterans are eligible for a $6,000 state income tax exemption, according to snjtoday.com. Homeowners also receive a $250 annual property tax deduction. Veterans who are 100% disabled qualify for a full property tax exemption.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will banks be open on Veterans Day?
No, most banks and federal bank branches will be closed on Nov. 11, 2026.
Is mail delivered on Veterans Day?
No, the United States Postal Service will not deliver regular mail on Veterans Day.
Are schools open on Veterans Day?
Schools are generally closed, though individual districts may set their own calendars.
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