Tool
Market Open Matrix
A weekly calendar-grid view of when each exchange is open, pre-market, after-hours, or closed.
What makes this different
The weekly grid anchored to your timezone is the differentiator. Most "market hours" pages show a flat list of exchange hours in the exchange's local time, which forces you to mentally re-anchor for each one.
How to use it
- Pick your anchor city.
- Pick the exchanges to include.
- Read the weekly grid.
The 24-hour strip is good for "what is open right now". For planning the trading week, a calendar-grid view is more useful: which exchanges are open Monday morning Tokyo time? Which close Wednesday evening London time? This tool gives you a per-exchange weekly grid anchored to your local timezone.
Frequently asked questions
Is this the same data as the Stock Hours tool?
Yes. Different presentation: weekly calendar grid vs. live status.
Why are some cells blank on Saturday / Sunday?
Because most exchanges are closed weekends. The grid still draws the cell so the layout stays consistent.
Why does the grid change when I change anchor?
Because every cell is anchored to your local clock; the same UTC hour maps to a different wallclock for each anchor.