Although the festival will last for 15 days (till the 6 February 2012) but the Asian countries (shown below) will be celebrated their holiday(s) differently.
Holidays
Stock Exchange | Holidays |
China | Will be closed from Jan. 23 to 27 (Mon. to Fri.) |
Hong Kong | Will be closed from Jan. 23 to 25 (Mon. to Wed.) |
Indonesia | Will be closed on Jan. 23 (Mon.) |
Malaysia | Will be closed from Jan. 23 to 24 (Mon. to Tues.) |
Philippines | Will be closed on Jan. 23 (Mon.) |
Singapore | Will be closed from Jan. 23 to 24 (Mon. to Tues.) |
South Korea | Will be closed from Jan. 23 to 24 (Mon. to Tues.) |
Taiwan | Will be closed from Jan. 23 to 27 (Mon. to Fri.) |
Vietnam | Will be closed from Jan. 23 to 27 (Mon. to Fri.) |
* Note:
Since Chinese (Lunar) New Year is not an official holiday in some Asians' countries like Australia, India, Japan, New Zealand and Thailand. Therefore, trading hours will be traded as usual on Chinese (Lunar) New Year for these countries unless this day falls on weekend.
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