TREE NEWS reports: Major US exchanges are drawing up plans to extend stock trading beyond traditional hours, potentially opening the way to round-the-clock US equity trading. The New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq already offer pre-market and after-hours sessions, but volumes there are typically thin. The push follows the growth of 24-hour crypto and stock trading platforms and all-hours prediction markets such as Polymarket and Kalshi, plus rising demand from non-US investors for round-the-clock liquidity.
NYSE, Nasdaq Move Toward 24-Hour US Stock Trading
The real signal here is competitive pressure from venues that already trade continuously: crypto platforms, all-hours prediction markets and 24/7 brokers are setting the operating standard, and the incumbent exchanges are responding defensively. The beneficiaries would be non-US participants who currently carry overnight gap risk, while the open question is whether extended sessions attract genuine depth or simply spread already-thin liquidity across more hours. Watch whether the plans move from drafting to formal rule filings, and whether market makers commit to quoting around the clock.
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