Notice of 24/5 Trading on More US Shares and ETFs

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We are pleased to announce that, effective 10 November, CFDs on more US shares and ETFs, including selected swap-free CFDs, will be priced continuously — 24 hours a day, five days a week.

24/5 Trading Overview:

The trading week runs from Sunday 20:00 to Friday 17:00 ET. Sessions follow the US market, so all times are in ET and stay the same year-round:

  • Overnight: 20:00–04:00 (Sunday to Thursday)
  • Pre-market: 04:00–09:30
  • Main session: 09:30–16:00
  • Post-market: 16:00–20:00
  • Friday close: 17:00 ET

What this means for you

You'll be able to trade CFDs and swap-free CFDs on these markets around the clock during the trading week, including overnight when equity markets are traditionally closed. The new hours apply automatically — and they also affect existing positions and pending orders. For example, a previously set stop loss may now be triggered during the overnight session, before the standard market reopens. During the overnight session liquidity is lower and spreads may be wider than in the main session, and Stops, Limits and Margin Closeouts can occur. Swap and adjustment times are unchanged. Swap-free accounts remain swap-free, with no overnight fees. Overnight prices are based on a US-regulated alternative trading system (ATS).

Which markets are included?

On CFDs, 24/5 trading is being extended to 250 more US shares and ETFs, in addition to the US shares already available 24/5. On swap-free CFDs, 24/5 trading is being extended to 12 more US shares. See the full list of in-scope markets, which shows the markets available on swap-free CFDs separately. This list may be expanded over time — updates will be published on this Announcements page. You can see trading hours in your local time on each instrument's page under Market Info.

Extended hours trading (pre-market and post-market) on selected US shares continues unchanged.

For full details on how the overnight session works — including pricing, orders, dividends and corporate actions — see our 24/5 trading FAQs.

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