- Standard: <ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 | ISO 4217 | ISO 10383 MIC>
<CODE>
- Category: National | Central Bank/Settlement | Market/Exchange
- Sibling calendars: , — or "None"
- Service class:
HolidayCalendarService<CODE> (org.holiday.calendar.impl, module org.holiday.calendar.<western|apac|mena>)
- Weekend days: Saturday+Sunday | Friday+Saturday
- Roll strategy:
DateRolls.<method> — <one-line rationale, with primary-source citation if the rule is a market/government convention rather than an obvious default>
- Rollability exceptions: <holidays marked
rollable(false), or "None">
| Name |
Type |
First Year |
Rollable |
Notes |
|
FIXED / FLOATING / SPECIAL_ANNIVERSARY |
<year, or "—" if since inception> |
Yes/No |
|
| Name |
Close Time |
Time Zone |
Notes |
|
<e.g. 13:00> |
<e.g. America/New_York> |
<suppression rules, e.g. "suppressed when Dec 25 falls Mon/Sat/Sun"> |
<Freeform. Peculiarities, collision/rollover interactions between holidays,
state/cantonal/provincial-level variation, and — for CSV-backed or
astronomical-fallback calendars (Islamic, Hebrew, lunar) — the
dataValidThrough() ceiling, e.g. "Data valid through ; see
<Country>Holidays.DATA_VALID_THROUGH." This is the only freeform section —
everything else follows the fixed structure above.>
- <Official authority — central bank circular, exchange trading-calendar page, government gazette. Link to a specific dated page/PDF where possible.>
- <If no stable URL exists, note the retrieval date and, where practical, an archived (e.g. Wayback Machine) snapshot link alongside the live one.>
- <If no primary source could be located at all, say so explicitly here rather than omitting the section, e.g. "No primary source located as of ; verified against
<ClassName> behavior only.">