The New York Stock Exchange wants to do trading 22 hours a day during the week. Is that good for the markets?
An additional 30 minutes of trading at the Tokyo Stock Exchange may pit some investors against algorithm-driven funds. https://t.co/XoAUKMcZbR
An additional 30 minutes of trading at the Tokyo Stock Exchange may pit some investors against algorithm-driven funds seeking to capitalize on price-sensitive announcements to be made during extended hours. https://t.co/uLa1AlNaI1

Tradeweb Markets Inc. plans to extend its trading hours and provide overnight support in response to the U.S. election. This initiative aims to enhance trading opportunities for investors during a critical period. Concurrently, the Tokyo Stock Exchange is also set to add an additional 30 minutes of trading, which may create a competitive environment between traditional investors and algorithm-driven funds. These funds are expected to leverage price-sensitive announcements made during the extended hours. Additionally, the New York Stock Exchange is exploring the possibility of operating for 22 hours a day during the week, raising questions about the implications for market dynamics.