Hemaja Burud
Veterans Day is a federal holiday celebrated today to recognize all individuals who have served in the U.S. armed forces.
And while most Wall Street participants won't have the day off, teachers and non-essential government employees will.
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Armistice Day was the original name for Veterans Day, which occurs on November 11 every year.
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The date was chosen to honor those who fought in the First World War, which came to an end in 1918 at the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month.
Veterans Day, which was eventually given the name, was created to pay tribute to all veterans who have served in the American military.
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So be sure to give those in your life who served today some thought. For Veterans Day, the majority of banks and schools will be closed.
Additionally, there won't be any mail today because the U.S. Postal Service is shut down, and the post office is also closed.
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But the situation with financial markets is different. The operating times fluctuate.
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Another trading day is in store for investors in this already exciting week for stocks.
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Today is Veterans Day, and the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq are both open as usual.
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The three major indexes have performed well so far this week as a result of encouraging inflation data, the midterm elections, and other news stories.
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