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Market Status (Java SDK)

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Retrieve the exchange open/closed calendar — whether the market was (or will be) open on a given day.

note

This is distinct from utilities().status(), which reports the Market Data API's own service health.

Making Requests​

Use the status() method on the markets resource, built with MarketStatusRequest. Every parameter is optional; a bare request returns today's status for the US market.

MarketStatusResponse status(MarketStatusRequest request)
CompletableFuture<MarketStatusResponse> statusAsync(MarketStatusRequest request)

MarketStatusRequest​

MarketStatusRequest.of()              // today, US
MarketStatusRequest.builder()
    .country(String country)          // ISO 3166, 2-letter (default: US)
    .date(LocalDate date)             // a single day
    .from(LocalDate from)             // range start (inclusive)
    .to(LocalDate to)                 // range end (inclusive)
    .countback(int n)                 // N days before `to`
    .build()

Returns​

MarketStatusResponse wrapping List<MarketStatus>:

public record MarketStatus(
    @Nullable ZonedDateTime date,
    @Nullable String status)          // "open" / "closed" / null (outside coverage)
// also: boolean isOpen()

Examples​

import com.marketdata.sdk.MarketDataClient;
import com.marketdata.sdk.markets.MarketStatus;
import com.marketdata.sdk.markets.MarketStatusRequest;
import java.time.LocalDate;

try (MarketDataClient client = new MarketDataClient()) {
  var status = client.markets().status(
      MarketStatusRequest.builder()
          .from(LocalDate.now().minusDays(7))
          .to(LocalDate.now())
          .build());

  for (MarketStatus day : status.values()) {
    System.out.println(day.date().toLocalDate() + "  " + day.status()
        + (day.isOpen() ? "  (trading)" : ""));
  }
}