Proactive Investors
21 Jul 2026, 07:16 UTC · 6h ago
London Stock Exchange to launch overnight trading venue LSE 24
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Proactive Investors
21 Jul 2026, 07:16 UTC · 6h ago
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The London Stock Exchange is launching 'LSE 24', a near-continuous trading venue operating from 17:00 to 07:50 to support AI agents and algorithmic trading. — Increases market accessibility and liquidity for digital/AI trading, potentially increasing volume and efficiency in London markets.
+0.40The New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq are pursuing expanded trading hours, with Nasdaq targeting a 23-hour session for the second half of 2026. — Signals a global structural shift toward 24/7 equity markets to accommodate international investor demand.
+0.30LSE 24 will first launch exchange-traded products in the first half of 2027, with equities planned as a subsequent step. — Provides a specific timeline for implementation, though the phased rollout limits immediate impact.
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[mutual] The London Stock Exchange and New York Stock Exchange (ICE) are competing to extend trading hours via new near-continuous venues.
[mutual] LSEG and Cboe Global Markets are competing to provide extended trading hours to capture international demand.
[mutual] The London Stock Exchange and Nasdaq are competing in a global race to implement extended or round-the-clock trading sessions.
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