London Stock Exchange
LSE • United Kingdom
London Stock Exchange
LSE • United Kingdom
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LSE Trading Hours
| Day | Date | Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | Jan 12 | 08:00 - 16:30 |
| Tuesday | Jan 13 | 08:00 - 16:30 |
| Wednesday | Jan 14 | 08:00 - 16:30 |
| Thursday(Today) | Jan 15 | 08:00 - 16:30 |
| Friday | Jan 16 | 08:00 - 16:30 |
| Saturday | Jan 17 | Closed |
| Sunday | Jan 18 | Closed |
Market Information
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Major Indices & Trading Methods
Key Indices
Trading Methods
2025 Market Holidays - LSE
London Stock Exchange holiday schedule
Good Friday
ClosedFriday
April 3, 2026
Easter Monday
ClosedMonday
April 6, 2026
Early May Bank Holiday
Early CloseMonday
May 4, 2026
Spring Bank Holiday
ClosedMonday
May 25, 2026
Summer Bank Holiday
ClosedMonday
August 31, 2026
Christmas Day
ClosedFriday
December 25, 2026
Good Friday
ClosedFriday
April 3, 2026
Easter Monday
ClosedMonday
April 6, 2026
Early May Bank Holiday
Early CloseMonday
May 4, 2026
Spring Bank Holiday
ClosedMonday
May 25, 2026
Summer Bank Holiday
ClosedMonday
August 31, 2026
Christmas Day
ClosedFriday
December 25, 2026
Boxing Day (Observed)
ClosedMonday
December 28, 2026
About London Stock Exchange
The London Stock Exchange (LSE) is one of the world's oldest and most international stock exchanges, serving as Europe's leading capital market and a global hub for international business.
Key Facts
- One of the world's oldest stock exchanges
- Europe's leading international stock exchange
- Home to FTSE 100 and many international companies
- Part of London Stock Exchange Group
- Gateway to European and global markets
Market Significance
The LSE serves as Europe's premier international marketplace, facilitating capital formation for companies worldwide and serving as a bridge between American and Asian markets.
History & Background
The LSE was formally established in 1801, though trading in London dates back to the 17th century. It played a crucial role in financing the British Empire and remains a key global financial center.
Key Facts
- One of the world's oldest stock exchanges
- Europe's leading international stock exchange
- Home to FTSE 100 and many international companies
- Part of London Stock Exchange Group
- Gateway to European and global markets
Market Significance
The LSE serves as Europe's premier international marketplace, facilitating capital formation for companies worldwide and serving as a bridge between American and Asian markets.
History & Background
The LSE was formally established in 1801, though trading in London dates back to the 17th century. It played a crucial role in financing the British Empire and remains a key global financial center.