us-fed · 1990–2099
US Federal Reserve (FedACH, Fedwire)
Federal Reserve Bank holidays: the days FedACH and Fedwire do not settle, and the banking days the Nacha Operating Rules count.
- Weekends are not business days.
- New Year's Day (Jan 1), Juneteenth (Jun 19, from 2022), Independence Day (Jul 4), Veterans Day (Nov 11) and Christmas Day (Dec 25) are fixed-date holidays.
- Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. (3rd Monday of January), Washington’s Birthday (3rd Monday of February), Memorial Day (last Monday of May), Labor Day (1st Monday of September), Columbus Day (2nd Monday of October) and Thanksgiving Day (4th Thursday of November).
- A fixed-date holiday on a Sunday is observed the following Monday.
- A fixed-date holiday on a Saturday is not observed: the Reserve Banks are open the Friday before.
What it can’t know
- Unscheduled closings announced by the Federal Reserve (such as a national day of mourning) are not included.
- Juneteenth became a Federal Reserve holiday in 2022; it is not a holiday here in earlier years.