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Another major stock exchange moves toward 24-hour trading

The London Stock Exchange is expanding its operational hours to allow for round-the-clock trading starting next year.

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The brief

The London Stock Exchange has announced plans to introduce nonstop trading. The new initiative will be launched under the name LSE 24 and is scheduled to begin next year.

Coverage from Reuters, the Financial Times, Bloomberg, and LSEG emphasizes the transition to a round-the-clock model. MarketWatch notes that this move follows a broader trend of major stock exchanges moving toward 24-hour trading.

Future developments will center on the official launch of LSE 24 next year.

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What is the name of the new trading initiative?

The initiative is called LSE 24.

When will the 24-hour trading begin?

The London Stock Exchange plans to launch the service next year.

Which outlets are reporting on this move?

The transition is being reported by Reuters, Financial Times, LSEG, Bloomberg, and MarketWatch.

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