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News in BriefApril 23

NYSE considers 24/7 trading; Goldman Sachs moves senior banker to Paris amid post-Brexit overhaul

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The New York Stock Exchange is considering shifting the US stock market to a 24-hour, 7-day-a-week schedule. The Financial Times reported on Monday that the NYSE’s data analytics team conducted a survey among market participants regarding the feasibility of operating the stock exchange 24/7. 

Currently, trading equities on the NYSE is limited to between 9:30am and 4pm Eastern time on weekdays, while other assets such as stock futures, US Treasury bonds, and cryptocurrencies can be traded on other platforms at any time.

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