Trading Schedule

Does Brazilian Stock Exchange Close For Lunch?

The Bolsa de Valores de São Paulo 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 Brazilian Stock Exchange Open on Weekends?

The Brazilian 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 Brazilian Stock Exchange Open?

The Brazilian Stock Exchange is open 37.5 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 Brazilian Stock Exchange?

Bolsa de Valores de São Paulo follows the America/Sao_Paulo timezone which does observe Daylight Saving Time. Although
it is not currently Daylight Saving Time (DST). As a result, the timezone offset is now GMT-03:00. Daylight Saving Time
for America/Sao_Paulo will begin on November 3, 2019 at 12:00 AM. At this time, the region will spring
ahead one hour.

Brazilian Stock Exchange Extended Hours Trading

Stocks can always be traded on the Brazilian 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.

The Brazilian Stock Exchange (Bovespa) is a stock exchange located in São Paulo, Brazil1.

The Brazilian Stock Exchange is open five days per week for seven hours per day and is closed for seventeen 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.

Most traders never even need to contact the Brazilian Stock Exchange directly. Today most trades can be executed
online without ever setting foot on the floor of the Brazilian Stock Exchange. But there are still a number of reasons
you might need to contact, visit, or send mail to the Brazilian Stock Exchange.

Below is the contact information you will need in order to reach the Brazilian Stock Exchange: