NSE International Exchange extends trading to 23.5 hours
In short
NSE International Exchange is extending trading to 23.5 hours a day. The new schedule starts on November 2 and runs from 3:15 am to 2:45 am the next day.
The change is meant to give access across Asian, European and US markets. The report does not say how much trading volume or liquidity may change.
What the reporting says
NSE International Exchange will expand trading to 23-1/2 hours, with the new schedule effective November 2 and allowing trading from 3:15 am to 2:45 am the following day. The publisher summary says the longer window is meant to provide access across Asian, European and US markets. The immediate consequence is wider trading availability, while market participation and liquidity effects are not stated.
Why it matters
NSE International Exchange is expanding trading hours to 23-1/2 hours, effective November 2, with access from 3:15 am to 2:45 am the following day. The source says the longer window will cover Asian, European and US markets. The change matters for investors and trading participants who need broader time-zone access, but the reporting does not say anything about expected volumes, liquidity or fees.