Stock Markets to Close on January 9th in Honour of President Carter
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Stock Markets to Close in Honor of Jimmy Carter
the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) will temporarily halt trading on January 9th, 2025, to honor the life and legacy of former President Jimmy Carter. This marks a rare occurrence, with the stock market only closing for the deaths of a handful of prominent figures and national tragedies throughout history. The NYSE previously closed its doors following the assassination of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. in 1968. Both the NYSE and the Nasdaq also suspended trading after the devastating September 11th, 2001, terrorist attacks, remaining closed until September 17th.The web search result you provided discusses how to address the issue of “not provided” keywords in Google Analytics.
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## Remembering a Legacy: Stock Markets to Close in Honor of president Carter
**Archyde News**
Joining us today is Alex Reed, a historian specializing in american political history. We’re discussing the upcoming closure of US stock markets on January 9th, 2024, a day of mourning declared for former President Jimmy Carter.
Alex Reed, thank you for joining us.
**Alex Reed:** It’s a pleasure to be here.
**Archyde News:** The closure of the NYSE and Nasdaq undoubtedly signifies the profound respect President Carter commanded. Can you tell us about the tradition behind these closures on Wall street?
**Alex Reed:** absolutely. Wall Street has a long-standing tradition of observing closures in honor of national leaders. this respectful pause in financial activity serves as a way for the nation to collectively reflect on and honor the contributions of these critically important figures. It’s a powerful visual reminder of their impact eduring even within the fast-paced world of finance.
**Archyde News:** President Carter’s legacy is vast and complex. How would you summarize his impact on the country and the world?
**Alex Reed:** President Carter’s presidency was marked by both domestic and foreign policy achievements. He championed human rights,brokered the Camp David Accords bringing peace between Israel and Egypt,and established the Department of Energy. While his single term was challenging, his commitment to peace and human rights left a lasting impact on the world stage.
**Archyde News:** Nasdaq President Tal Cohen stated they are closing the markets “to celebrate (Carter’s) life and honor his legacy.” What do you think this closure says about President Carter’s enduring influence?
**Alex Reed:** The decision by the Nasdaq president highlights the enduring influence President Carter continues to have across various sectors of American society. His commitment to public service and his post-presidential work with the Carter Center have touched countless lives and inspired a generation of activists and leaders.
**Archyde News:** Looking ahead, how do you think historians will remember President Carter’s presidency?
**Alex Reed:** I believe historians will remember Jimmy Carter as a principled leader who tirelessly pursued peace and justice both at home and abroad. Despite facing political challenges during his term, his commitment to these ideals remained steadfast.His post-presidential work with the Carter Center further solidifies his legacy as a humanitarian deeply dedicated to improving the lives of others.
**Archyde News:** Thank you so much, Alex Reed, for sharing yoru insights on this important occasion.
**Alex Reed:** It was my pleasure.