Starting next week, U.S. stocks will switch to standard time, with market open and close delayed by one hour.
Starting November 2 (next Monday), as the U.S. enters standard time, U.S. stock market trading hours will be delayed by one hour.
Starting November 2 (next Monday), as the U.S. enters standard time, U.S. stock market trading hours will be delayed by one hour, with the intraday session changed to 22:30 Beijing time to 05:00 the following morning. In addition, starting next Monday, the release times of important U.S. economic data such as CPI and nonfarm payrolls will be delayed by one hour compared with daylight saving time.
The adjusted U.S. stock trading hours are as follows: pre-market trading is 17:00-22:30 (Beijing time), and intraday trading is 22:30-05:00 (Beijing time).
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