2027 market holidays
—ProjectedQSE (Qatar Stock Exchange) market holidays2027 dates & closures
Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE) has 2 scheduled holiday dates in 2027, including 2 full-day closures. The next full closure is National Sports Day on Monday, October 11, 2027. This is a partial projected schedule — fixed-date holidays computed from historical patterns. The exchange has not yet announced the full 2027 calendar; remaining dates are added once published. Regular trading runs 09:30–13:30 GMT+3, Sunday – Thursday.
- 2
- Holiday dates in 2027
- 2
- Full-day closures
- 0
- Early closes & half days
Next full-day closures
2027- Oct11
National Sports Day
Mon · market closed all day
- Dec18
Qatar National Day
Sat · market closed all day
Holiday dates follow the exchange’s official calendar; early closes and substitute holidays are included where published.
Full 2027 schedule| Date | Holiday | Status | Trading hours |
|---|---|---|---|
October 20271 full closure | |||
| Monday | National Sports Dayprojected | Full closure | Closed |
December 20271 full closure | |||
| Saturday | Qatar National Dayprojected | Full closure | Closed |
2027 QSE Holidays
2027 Qatar Stock Exchange Holidays Calendar
Regular Hours: 09:30 – 13:30 (Asia/Qatar)
Country: Qatar
Time Zone: Asia/Qatar
Currency: QAR
Official QSE Website →Is QSE closed on weekends?
Yes, QSE is closed on Fridays and Saturdays. Regular trading occurs Sunday – Thursday only.
Does QSE close for lunch?
No, QSE does not have a lunch break. Trading is continuous during the session.
What happens if a holiday falls on a weekend?
Most exchanges observe the holiday on the nearest weekday — a Saturday holiday is usually observed on Friday, and a Sunday holiday on Monday. Check the official schedule for specific adjustments.
How many holidays does QSE observe in 2027?
QSE observes 2 scheduled holidays in 2027, including full market closures and early close days.
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