US financial markets are closed for the Independence Day holiday. Multiple segments of the US markets—namely the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and the Nasdaq—do not hold regular trading sessions on the holiday. In addition, the US bond market also remains shut, meaning bond trading is not conducted on this day. The closure is tied to Independence Day observance, with no regular market activity scheduled across these major venues and sectors. The sources agree that the shutdown covers both equity trading platforms and the broader bond market, indicating a full holiday pause rather than limited hours or partial trading. Investors and market participants therefore do not have access to standard trading during the holiday, and normal operations resume after the holiday period. The information reflects the holiday market calendar for Independence Day and applies to the exchanges and bond market specifically mentioned by the sources.