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Is the Stockholm open right now? Stockholm trading hours

The Nasdaq Stockholm (Stockholm) trades 09:00–17:30 Stockholm local time (UTC+2), Monday to Friday. That's 8.5 hours a day. The live status above shows whether it's open this second and counts down to the next bell, in your own timezone.

09:00–17:30
Stockholm local time

The Europe session

Stockholm against the exchanges it shares a session with. Switch the filter to see every market on the same axis.

Days Stockholm is closed

Public holidays in Sweden. On these the board above shows Stockholm shut even though the weekly schedule would have it trading — which is the whole reason to check.

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  • 01 01 Nyårsdagen Thursday
  • 06 01 Trettondedag jul Tuesday
  • 03 04 Långfredagen Friday
  • 05 04 Påskdagen Sunday · falls on a weekend
  • 06 04 Annandag påsk Monday
  • 01 05 Första Maj Friday
  • 14 05 Kristi himmelfärdsdag Thursday
  • 24 05 Pingstdagen Sunday · falls on a weekend
  • 06 06 Sveriges nationaldag Saturday · falls on a weekend
  • 20 06 Midsommardagen Saturday · falls on a weekend
  • 31 10 Alla Helgons dag Saturday · falls on a weekend
  • 25 12 Juldagen Friday
  • 26 12 Annandag jul Saturday · falls on a weekend
  • 01 01 Nyårsdagen Friday
  • 06 01 Trettondedag jul Wednesday
  • 26 03 Långfredagen Friday
  • 28 03 Påskdagen Sunday · falls on a weekend
  • 29 03 Annandag påsk Monday
  • 01 05 Första Maj Saturday · falls on a weekend
  • 06 05 Kristi himmelfärdsdag Thursday
  • 16 05 Pingstdagen Sunday · falls on a weekend
  • 06 06 Sveriges nationaldag Sunday · falls on a weekend
  • 26 06 Midsommardagen Saturday · falls on a weekend
  • 06 11 Alla Helgons dag Saturday · falls on a weekend
  • 25 12 Juldagen Saturday · falls on a weekend
  • 26 12 Annandag jul Sunday · falls on a weekend
Trading hours around the world
Regular Stockholm trading hours shown in three time zones
time zone trading hours
Stockholm (local)09:00–17:30
London08:00–16:30
New York03:00–11:30

About Stockholm trading hours

The Nasdaq Stockholm runs on Europe/Stockholm, currently UTC+2. Its regular session is 09:00–17:30 in Stockholm, 8.5 hours of continuous trading with no lunch break. The table above translates those hours into London and New York time so you can see exactly when the bell rings from wherever you follow the market.

Because the exchange keeps local time, its hours move when Stockholm changes its clocks for daylight saving, and since not every financial centre shifts on the same date, the gap between Stockholm and other exchanges wobbles by an hour for a few weeks each spring and autumn. The live panel at the top sidesteps all of that: it reads the current offset straight from the time-zone database, so OPEN, CLOSED and the countdown are always right to the second.

What is and is not modelled: the weekly schedule and the public holidays of Sweden, so on a national holiday the panel says CLOSED and the countdown skips to the next real session rather than to a bell that will not ring. Not modelled: half-days, where the Stockholm opens and closes early — Christmas Eve is the usual one — and unscheduled halts, which are on nobody's calendar. On a half-day the session is drawn in full. For anything time-critical, confirm against the exchange's own calendar.

Sources and last check

Times, offsets and sun positions on this page are computed live from the IANA timezone database and the NOAA solar algorithm, so they do not depend on the review dates below.

Trading sessions for 16 stock exchanges
Source: Each exchange's published trading-hours page. Last checked, reviewed every 6 months.
Not covered:Regular weekly schedule only. Public holidays, half days and unscheduled halts are not modelled.

FAQ

What are the Stockholm trading hours?

09:00–17:30 Stockholm local time (UTC+2), Monday to Friday, 8.5 hours per trading day.

Is the Stockholm open right now?

The status panel above updates live from Stockholm's time zone and shows OPEN or CLOSED plus a countdown to the next bell. Public holidays in Sweden are taken into account, so on those days it says CLOSED and counts down to the next real trading session rather than to a bell that will not ring.

What time zone does the Stockholm use?

Europe/Stockholm (UTC+2 right now), so its hours shift with daylight saving in Stockholm, the live panel always uses the current offset.

How many days a year is the Stockholm closed for holidays?

12 public holidays in Sweden fall on a weekday over the next two calendar years and cost a trading day each. The full list, including the ones that land on a weekend and cost nothing, is on this page and can be added to your calendar.