UK Media: London Stock Exchange Group Considers Launching 24-Hour Trading
According to a report by Jinse Finance, citing the Financial Times, the London Stock Exchange Group is considering whether to introduce 24-hour trading. As demand from active retail investors outside of regular business hours continues to grow, exchanges are competing to extend stock trading hours. Sources familiar with the matter revealed that the London Stock Exchange Group is studying the feasibility of extending trading hours, including the required technology and regulatory implications. One source stated that the London Stock Exchange is "seriously considering this matter, whether it is implementing 24-hour trading or simply extending trading hours," adding that the exchange group is engaged in "significant commercial, policy, and regulatory discussions" on this "ongoing issue." Another source said that this exploration is part of broader discussions about potential new products and services.
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