World stock market timings: Dow Jones, Nasdaq European exchanges, GIFT Nifty and
Stay informed about global stock market timings as per Indian timings. Make better investment decisions with the latest information

A stock exchange serves as a marketplace where individuals can buy and sell shares of companies. And the "timings of stock exchanges" refer to the specific hours these exchanges open, allowing investors to trade shares. With the amount of access all of us, especially traders, now have to markets globally, we now have the opportunity to engage in different stock exchanges throughout the day, since they operate at different times.
In this article, we will explore the worldwide stock market timings adjusted to Indian time (IST).
These stock market timings differ based on the time zones of each country, which can make it difficult to participate in global markets. Even if one is not involved in multiple exchanges, it is crucial to stay informed about the trading hours of global markets.
Being well-informed about the stock market timings globally and their performance is beneficial for traders and investors, as it enables them to evaluate the impact of global events on our domestic markets.
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Most stock markets operate on weekdays, Monday through Friday, except for pre-declared public holidays. They are also closed on weekends. Here is a compilation of different stock exchange trading hours across continents around the world, presented in Indian Standard Time (IST).
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In the North American region, the primary stock exchanges encompass the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq in the United States. Additionally, the Toronto Stock Exchange holds significant importance as another prominent exchange within the region.
The New York Stock Exchange’s foundation was laid in 1792. Today, it ranks among the world"s largest stock exchanges. Despite being founded much later in 1971, the Nasdaq, also located in the same region, is the second-largest stock exchange.
First Published: Aug 22, 2024, 10:22
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