Market hours

Netherlands Stock Market Hours

Live session status for the Netherlands equity market, with the full trading schedule in Amsterdam local time (GMT+2), auctions and breaks, and the 2026 holiday calendar.

  • Amsterdam
  • GMT+2
  • 09:00 โ€“ 17:30 local

A regular trading day

All times are Amsterdam local time (GMT+2). The trading week runs Monday to Friday; Saturday and Sunday are the weekend.

Session structure

  • Continuous trading09:00 โ€“ 17:30
  • Closing auction17:30 โ€“ 17:35

Trading week

  • MonOpen
  • TueOpen
  • WedOpen
  • ThuOpen
  • FriOpen
  • SatClosed
  • SunClosed

2026 holiday calendar

Full closures and shortened sessions for the Netherlands market in 2026. Calendars can shift for local rule changes, special closures, or operational events, so treat each row as a planning reference rather than a guarantee.

DateDayHolidaySchedule
1 Jan 2026ThuNew Year's DayClosed
3 Apr 2026FriGood FridayClosed
6 Apr 2026MonEaster MondayClosed
1 May 2026FriLabour DayClosed
24 Dec 2026ThuHalf trading dayEarly close 14:00
25 Dec 2026FriChristmas DayClosed
31 Dec 2026ThuHalf trading dayEarly close 14:00

Get this via the API

This market is covered as a calendar reference. The status endpoint focuses on the regions with live data feeds; see the docs for the current list.

Frequently asked questions

What time does the Netherlands stock market open?

Regular trading opens at 09:00 Amsterdam time (GMT+2).

What time does the Netherlands stock market close?

The regular session ends at 17:30 Amsterdam time (GMT+2). On 2 scheduled days in 2026 the session closes early; the holiday calendar above lists each one.

Does the Netherlands market have a lunch break?

No. The session runs continuously from 09:00 to 17:30 Amsterdam time.

Is the Netherlands stock market open on weekends?

No. The trading week runs Monday to Friday; Saturday and Sunday are the weekend.

How many market holidays does Netherlands have in 2026?

The 2026 calendar lists 5 full closures and 2 shortened sessions. Calendars can shift for local rule changes or special closures, so treat the list as a planning reference.