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Using MarketClock

Syed Ahmer Shah edited this page Oct 25, 2026 · 1 revision

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Markets

The markets list shows all 30 markets with flags and a search box. Each market page shows its country, timezone, weekend, session hours (with the exchange page they came from) and whether it is open right now, with a countdown to the next close or open in exchange time.

Calendars

  • /markets/XNYS/2027: one market's year, with closures, early closes and weekends.
  • /holidays/2027: every market's closures in one year.
  • Subscribe: each market has an iCalendar feed (/api/v1/markets/XNYS/calendar.ics) for Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook. It always covers this year and next.
  • Download: /api/v1/markets/XNYS/holidays.csv?year=2027.

Tools

Tool Answers
Settlement the T+0 to T+10 settlement date across up to 10 markets, counting only days when every market is open. Leave the cycle empty to use the one in force on the trade date
Overlap the days in a range when several markets all trade
Business-day calculator add or subtract up to 400 trading days, or count trading days between two dates

Watchlist

Star markets to keep them on your watchlist. It lives only in your browser. Turn on notifications to get a reminder the day before a watched market closes.

Embed a status card

Any site can show a market's live status with an iframe pointing at /embed/XNYS (light or dark). The card links back to the market page.

Data quality

/data-quality compares the library's dates with each exchange's own published calendar. See Data Sources and Quality.

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