This year there will be a total of 16 days considered bank holidays in which banks will provide limited services or will not operate.
The Central Bank (BCRA) published the banking calendar corresponding to the year 2025, which specifies the holidays that banking will take during the next 12 months. This calendar details the national and bank holidays on which the financial system will offer limited servicesin accordance with the provisions of Law 27,399 and the Decree of the National Executive Branch 1027/2024.
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As usual, On December 19, 2024, the monetary regulator published the calendar of holidays that financial entities must respect. So, give the Communication “C” 99321detailed that the following dates throughout 2025 will be bank holidays. In total there are 16:


January:
- Wednesday 1 (New Year’s Holiday)
March:
- Monday 3rd and Tuesday (Carnival Holidays)
- Monday 24 (National Day of Remembrance for truth and Justice)
April:
- Wednesday 2 (Veteran’s Day and those who died in the Falklands War)
- Thursday the 17th (Holy Thursday) and Friday the 18th (Good Friday) Holy Week Holidays
May:
- Thursday 1 (Labor Day) and Friday 2 (Non-working day for tourist purposes)
June:
- Monday 16 (Step to the immortality of General Martín Miguel de Güemes)
- Friday the 20th (Flag Day – Passage to the immortality of General Manuel Belgrano)
July:
- Wednesday 9 (Independence Day)
August:
- Friday the 15th (Non-working day for tourist purposes prior to the Passage to the immortality of General José de San Martín)
November:
- Friday the 21st (Non-working day for tourist purposes) and Monday the 24th (National Sovereignty Day)
December:
- Monday 8 (Day of the Immaculate Conception of Mary)
- Thursday 25 (Christmas)
The issued standard does not refer to Banking Day holiday, which falls on Thursday and is commemorated every November 6, but that’s because it’s not a national holiday. This date is not considered a bank holiday by the BCRA, but rather it is a day non-working for bankers.
Source: Ambito

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