Easter Monday Is Not a Federal Holiday; Banks and Markets Remain Open

Wondering if Easter Monday is a federal holiday, or if banks and the stock market are open today? The answer might surprise you.

Easter Monday, falling on April in, is not a federally recognized holiday in the United States. That means federal offices, post offices, and most public services are operating as usual today. The list of federal holidays for does not include Easter Monday.

Are banks open on Easter Monday?
Yes, major banks such as Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo, and Citibank are open and following their regular hours. Online banking and ATMs are also fully operational. Smaller local banks or credit unions may have different schedules, so it’s wise to check with your branch if you’re unsure.

Is the stock market open?
The New York Stock Exchange and NASDAQ are open today, returning to normal hours after closing for Good Friday. U.S. bond markets are also open. The next market holiday is Memorial Day in May.

What about the post office?
The United States Postal Service is open, with regular mail delivery and retail services available today.

Is today a holiday anywhere?
While Easter Monday is celebrated in some communities and by certain schools, it’s not a public or federal holiday in the U.S. Most businesses and government services are running on their standard Monday schedules.

In summary: Easter Monday is not a federal holiday—banks, the stock market, and the post office are open today.