Is Wall Street ready to stay up all night?

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Is Wall Street ready to stay up all night? - Financial Times

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Daytime trading for stocks is also practical because it involves so many parties: a million-plus people are employed directly in the US securities industry, and there are the executives of the companies whose shares are being traded and the regulators who oversee it all.

From the earliest days of informal trading in lower Manhattan coffee houses, US stock markets have largely stuck to some form of a traditional business day, though precise hours have varied.

Few in the industry want to change the official 4pm close — by far the busiest trading point in the current day because it is used to set the daily reference prices for traded securities, from which the $30tn-plus held in mutual and exchange traded funds take their value.