Trading Holidays on MTA
| DÍA | FECHA | DÍA FESTIVO |
| Viernes | Abr. 07, 2023 | Buen viernes |
| Lunes | Abr. 10, 2023 | Lunes de Pascua |
| Lunes | Puede 01, 2023 | Día laboral |
| Martes | Ago. 15, 2023 | Assumption Day |
| Lunes | Dic 25, 2023 | día de Navidad |
| Martes | Dic 26, 2023 | Calle. El día de Esteban |
Italian Stock Exchange MTA Holidays 2023
What investors need to know about holidays on MTA Exchange
If you’re an investor planning to trade on the Italian Stock Exchange (MTA) in 2023, it’s important to be aware of the exchange’s holiday schedule to avoid any missed trading opportunities. En este articulo, we’ll provide you with a complete list of MTA trading holidays for 2023.
The MTA is Italy’s primary stock exchange, where domestic and international stocks are traded. The MTA is open five days a week, from Monday to Friday, with trading hours from 9:00 am to 5:30 pm Central European Time (hora central europea). Sin embargo, the exchange is closed on weekends and public holidays, so it’s essential to know when those days are.
Here are the MTA trading holidays for 2023:
- Lunes, Enero 2: Día de Año Nuevo (observed)
- Lunes, Abril 17: Lunes de Pascua
- Lunes, Abril 24: Liberation Day
- Lunes, Puede 1: Día laboral
- Miércoles, Junio 7: Día de la República
- Martes, Agosto 15: Assumption Day
- Miércoles, Noviembre 1: Todos los santos’ Día
- Lunes, Diciembre 25: día de Navidad
- Martes, Diciembre 26: Calle. El día de Esteban (día del boxeo)
It’s important to note that while the MTA is closed on the above-listed holidays, other stock exchanges around the world may remain open, potentially impacting trading activity.
Además, it’s always a good idea to check the MTA’s website or other reliable sources for any unexpected closures or changes to the holiday schedule. This is especially important if you have pending orders or open positions in the market.
En conclusión, being aware of the MTA trading holidays in 2023 can help you plan your investment strategies and avoid any missed opportunities. Stay up-to-date with the holiday schedule and check for any changes or closures to ensure you stay on top of your trading game.
