Forex trades 24 hours a day, Sunday 21:00 UTC to Friday 21:00 UTC, with three rolling sessions (Tokyo, London, New York). Crypto trades 24/7 with no break. Stocks and stock indices follow the underlying exchange (NYSE: 13:30–20:00 UTC). Commodities have their own schedules. Specific hours per instrument are shown in the platform's instrument specification.
Forex
The Forex market opens Sunday at 21:00 UTC and closes Friday at 21:00 UTC. Within that, three sessions overlap: Tokyo (00:00–09:00 UTC), London (08:00–17:00 UTC), and New York (13:00–22:00 UTC). The London/New York overlap (13:00–17:00 UTC) is typically the most liquid and volatile period — best spreads, fastest fills. Please note that market sessions usually shift twice a year due to daylight saving time in London and New York.
Crypto
Crypto markets are 24/7. There is no weekend close. Volume tends to be lower at weekends, which can mean wider spreads. Major news breaking on a Saturday will move crypto markets immediately, while Forex won't react until Sunday's open.
Stocks and stock indices
US stocks (Apple, Tesla, Microsoft): NYSE/Nasdaq hours, 13:30–20:00 UTC weekdays.
European stocks (DAX 30 components): 08:00–16:30 UTC weekdays.
Asian stocks: vary by exchange. Tokyo is 00:00–06:00 UTC; Hong Kong is 01:30–08:00 UTC.
Stock CFDs may also be available for limited extended-hours trading on nomo with wider spreads.
Commodities (UTC)
Brent Crude Oil (BRNUSD)
Sunday: 22:05–24:00
Monday–Friday: 00:05–20:55
Natural Gas (NGCUSD), WTI Crude Oil (WTIUSD), Gold (XAUUSD), Silver (XAGUSD)
Sunday: 22:05–24:00
Monday–Thursday: 00:05–20:55, 22:05–24:00
Friday: 00:05–20:55
Note: Trading hours are subject to change due to market holidays and liquidity provider schedules.
Important notes
Spreads may widen near the daily close and re-open of certain instruments as market liquidity decreases. Avoid placing market orders during these periods if possible.
The daily rollover for Forex and CFDs typically occurs at 21:00 UTC (some platforms may display this as 22:00 server time). Holding positions past this time may result in swap charges.
Trading hours and market holidays vary by instrument and are shown in the instrument specification on the platform.
Some instruments, such as synthetic indices, are available for trading 24/7.