What are the ETF trading hours?

ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund) trading hours generally align with the regular trading hours of the stock exchange on which they are listed. Most ETFs trade during standard market hours on weekdays, with some offering extended trading sessions before and after the regular market hours.

What time does the ETF trading open?

ETF trading typically opens at the same time as the stock exchange where they are listed. For example, ETFs listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) or NASDAQ open at 9:30 AM Eastern Time on trading days.

What time does the ETF trading close?

ETF trading usually closes at the same time as the respective stock exchange. For instance, ETFs on the NYSE or NASDAQ close at 4:00 PM Eastern Time. Some ETFs may also have pre-market and after-hours trading sessions that extend beyond regular hours.

Do ETFs trade 24 hours a day?

ETFs do not trade 24 hours a day. They primarily trade during the regular market hours of their listing exchange. However, certain ETFs may be available for trading in extended hours sessions, but these are limited compared to regular trading hours.

ETF Trading Hours

ETF trading hours are aligned with the operating schedule of the stock exchange where the specific fund is listed. Because ETFs are bought and sold just like individual shares, they are subject to the same opening and closing bells of major global markets. This means that if you are trading a US listed ETF like the SPY, you must follow the hours of the New York Stock Exchange, even if the underlying assets are global.

Server Trading Hours (CET)

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Trading Instruments	Trading hours (CET)	Current Status
CFD on ETF	Monday — Friday (15:30 — 22:00)	-

Local Trading Hours

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Trading Instruments	Trading Hours (UTC +02:00 , Thursday)	Current Status
CFD on ETF	15:30 — 22:00	-