Markets, in your time.
US, European and Asian trading sessions, converted to the timezone you choose. Know the next scheduled open at a glance.
Live view uses each exchange’s local date. A chosen date means that date at the exchange.
Convert a specific market time
Choose the source timezone and a date. The result uses your timezone above, including daylight-saving changes.
What this clock shows
These are scheduled daytime cash-equity sessions, based on published exchange hours and holiday calendars. “Scheduled open” describes the calendar, not a live check of trading systems or temporary halts. Broker-specific extended hours and futures sessions can differ.
Summer time changes the conversion
New York, London and continental Europe change their clocks on different dates. A US opening in Beijing can be 21:30 or 22:30. Pick the date you care about; the conversion uses that date’s timezone rules.
Tokyo has two sessions
The Tokyo Stock Exchange’s morning session runs from 09:00 to 11:30 and the afternoon from 12:30 to 15:30 local time. This is the cash market associated with the Nikkei 225, not Nikkei futures. Lunch breaks are shown separately.
Upcoming calendar exceptions
Published holidays, early closes and hours awaiting confirmation. All dates below are exchange-local dates.
Common questions
Why do some dates say “Calendar unverified”?
Each exchange has an explicit verified calendar range. We do not assume that an unverified weekday is a trading day. Some announced half days also lack confirmed closing hours; those are marked separately.
What does a +1 day or −1 day label mean?
The displayed time falls on a different date in your timezone than the exchange’s trading date. Full local dates appear alongside session times.
Can I save a session to my calendar?
Use “Add to calendar” on a market card to download an ICS file for the sessions displayed. Calendar dates are stored in UTC so calendar apps can convert them to your own timezone. Recheck the exchange if its schedule changes.
Where do the schedules come from?
Open “Sources & calendar coverage” on a market card for the official exchange links, calendar range and review date. No live quotes or trading account connection are used.
Schedules are informational. Consult the exchange for last-minute changes, auctions and instrument-specific hours.