OVERVIEW

Spanish Stock Exchange

Spanish Stock Exchange is the 46th largest exchange out of the 82 stock exchanges we track. The Bolsa de Madrid’s Market Capitalization is $0 adjusted US Dollars as of March 2019. Although the primary currency used by the Bolsa de Madrid is the Euro (€).

The population in Spain is approximately 46.51 Million people and the country has a GDP of $1.36 Trillion adjusted US Dollars. Spain ranks 28th in terms of population and 129th in terms of GDP out of 240 countries and country equivalents.

Market Capitalization to GDP ratio, which when compared to the historic ratio is an indicator that a market is over or under valued, is 0%.

When is the Spanish Stock Exchange Open?

Trading Schedule

Monday-Friday 9:00-5:30pm

Real-Time Market Stock Clock >

Does the Spanish Stock Exchange close for lunch?

The Spanish Stock Exchange does not close for lunch. The exchange opens at 9:00 AM and stays open all day until the closing bell at 5:30 PM.

Spanish Stock Exchange Timezone

The Spanish Stock Exchange uses the Europe/Madridtimezone for all listed times. This timezone is currently +02:00. Europe/Madrid does observe Daylight Saving Time (DST). It currently is Daylight Saving Time in Madrid.

Upcoming Holidays

Holiday	2023
Good Friday	7 April
Easter Monday	10 April
Labour Day	1 May
Christmas Day	25 December
Christmas Holiday	26 December

About the Spanish Stock Exchange

Spanish Stock Exchange Currency

The Spanish Stock Exchange trades shares in Euro. The official ISO 4217 currency code for Euro is EUR. The official currency symbol is “€”. Note that all dollar values listed on this site, such as market cap, are in U.S. Dollars.

The table below shows the current currency exchange rates between Euro and other top currencies. These rates were last updated on April 3, 2019 .

100 Euro Equals:

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Economy and Geography

The Spanish Stock Exchange (BME) is located in Europe and its headquarters is located in Madrid, Spain. Companies listed on the Spanish Stock Exchange are primarily Spain based companies and trade in Euro. Companies outside of Spain would be listed in a different exchange. See the full list of exchanges.

Contact the Spanish Stock Exchange

In most cases, you will want contact your broker instead of contacting the Spanish Stock Exchange directly. Most general information about the Spanish Stock Exchange can be found on the web at www.bolsamadrid.es.

To contact the Spanish Stock Exchange, you can use the information below:

Phone Number: +34 917 09 50 00
Email Address: [email protected]

Trading Hours

Spanish Stock Exchange Trading Hours

Does Spanish Stock Exchange Close For Lunch?

The Bolsa de Madrid does not close for lunch. Most stock markets in Asia close for lunch and a few exchanges in the Middle East do as well. Stock exchanges in most of the rest of the world remain open continuously from the Opening Bell to the Closing bell. Our Stock Market Countdown takes lunch hours into account for all Stock Exchanges.

Is Spanish Stock Exchange Open on Weekends?

The Spanish Stock Exchange is not open on weekends. Stock Exchanges in America, Europe, and Asia follow the typical Monday to Friday schedule. However, in the Middle East the work week typically runs from Sunday through Thursday.

Stock exchanges in Middle Eastern countries like Qatar and Abu Dhabi are closed on Friday and open on Sunday. The Tehran Stock Exchange in Iran is open Saturday through Wednesday and closed Thursday and Friday.

How Long is Spanish Stock Exchange Open?

The Spanish Stock Exchange is open 42.5 hours per week which is above average. Most stock exchanges are open 25 to 35 hours per week with 5 days of trading per week. There are several exchanges that are only open 4 days per week and one exchange that is only open 2 days per week. The Deutsche Börse is open more than any other stock exchange.

Limited trading hours help to reduce volatility in stock prices but also limits the liquidity of stocks. When trading hours are shorter more news reports and earnings reports are published while the markets are closed. As a result, investors have more time to process new information and general make fewer knee-jerk reactions. Read more about how trading hours vary around the world.

Does Daylight Saving Time Affect the Spanish Stock Exchange?

Bolsa de Madrid follows the Europe/Madrid timezone which does observe Daylight Saving Time. Daylight Saving Time (DST) is currently in effect for this region. As a result, the timezone offset is now GMT+02:00. Daylight Saving Time for Europe/Madridwill end on October 27, 2019 at 3:00 AM. At this time, the region will fall back one hour.

Spanish Stock Exchange Extended Hours Trading

Stocks can always be traded on the Spanish Stock Exchange during regular trading hours (listed above).

But there are also Extended Hours Trading during which trades may be made. There is significantly less trading volume during extended hours. Lower volume results is a larger spread, bigger price jumps, more volatility, and more risk. Extended Hours Trading allows investors to act quickly on information that comes out after markets closed.

In the past, only large institutional investors could participate in Extended Hours Trading. Due to the emergence of electronic trading platforms, individual investors are now able to trade during extended hours as well. Depending upon your broker, you can usually choose to execute trades during pre- or after-hours or only during regular trading.

BME Market Holidays

Spanish Stock Exchange Holidays

The Spanish Stock Exchange (BME) is a stock exchange located in Madrid, Spain1.

The Spanish Stock Exchange is open five days per week for eight hours per day and is closed for eight holidays per year.

All holidays listed below are the observed date, not the actual date. For example, if Christmas Day falls on a weekend many stock exchanges will close on the Friday before or the Monday after. Exchanges sometimes close multiple days for a holiday or have modified hours instead of fully closing.

This section contains holidays for all years from 2020 to 2016. Click the tabs below to navigate to different years.

List of 2019 Spanish Stock Exchange Market Holidays