Global Trading Session Overlaps

Find overlapping trading hours between major stock exchanges and forex sessions worldwide. Convert to your local timezone for easy planning.

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1 overlap active now: London + Euronext
World Market Timeline
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NYSE
United States
13:3020:00UTC
(09:3016:00 EDT)
NASDAQ
United States
13:3020:00UTC
(09:3016:00 EDT)
CME
United States
22:0021:00UTC
(17:0016:00 CDT)
LSE
United Kingdom
07:0015:30UTC
(08:0016:30 GMT+1)
EURONEXT
France
07:0015:30UTC
(09:0017:30 GMT+2)
HKEX
Hong Kong
01:3008:00UTC
(09:3016:00 GMT+8)
TSE
Japan
00:0006:30UTC
(09:0015:30 GMT+9)
SSE
China
01:3007:00UTC
(09:3015:00 GMT+8)
SGX
Singapore
01:0009:00UTC
(09:0017:00 GMT+8)
ASX
Australia
00:0006:00UTC
(10:0016:00 GMT+10)
04812162024
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Top Overlap Sessions

Market Overlap Sessions
OverlapWindow (UTC) 
London + New York
LSE + NYSE
13:3015:30 UTC
London + NASDAQ
LSE + NASDAQ
13:3015:30 UTC
Tokyo + Shanghai
TSE + SSE
01:3006:30 UTC
Tokyo + Hong Kong
TSE + HKEX
01:3006:30 UTC
Shanghai + Hong Kong
SSE + HKEX
01:3007:00 UTC
Tokyo + Singapore
TSE + SGX
01:0006:30 UTC
Hong Kong + Singapore
HKEX + SGX
01:3008:00 UTC
London + Euronext
LSE + EURONEXT
07:0015:30 UTC

Overlaps in Your Timezone

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a market overlap session?

A market overlap session occurs when two major stock exchanges are open simultaneously, creating a period of higher trading volume and liquidity as traders from both regions participate at the same time.

Why are overlap sessions important?

Overlap sessions typically feature the highest trading volumes, tighter spreads, and greater price movement. Traders seek these windows for better execution and liquidity.

What is the busiest stock market overlap?

The London-New York overlap is considered the busiest and most liquid trading session, with NYSE and LSE open simultaneously for approximately 2 hours each trading day.

Which overlap has the highest trading volume?

The London-New York overlap consistently records the highest trading volumes due to the combined participation of European and US institutional investors.