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Hong Kong Exchange to Discuss Extended Stock Trading Hours

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 23 September 2026, 10:26 UTC By Sangmi Cha and Kiuyan Wong 1 min read
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Hong Kong’s stock exchange will consult with stakeholders on a potential extension of stock trading hours that would align the bourse with major global markets.

Hong Kong’s stock exchange will consult with stakeholders on a potential extension of stock trading hours that would align the bourse with major global markets.
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