The Korea Exchange will introduce after-hours trading for stocks on Sept. 14, according to a newsflash carried by Odaily. The exchange’s new arrangement covers stock trading only and will not include exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, nor exchange-traded notes, or ETNs.
The update did not provide additional operational details, but it made clear that ETFs and ETNs will be excluded from the after-hours session when the service goes live. The report identified Sept. 14 as the launch date for the new trading window.
Odaily cited the Korea Exchange in reporting the move. No further product scope, trading schedule, or implementation terms were disclosed in the brief.
The Korea Exchange will launch after-hours trading for stocks on Sept. 14, according to Odaily.
The exchange will exclude exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and exchange-traded notes (ETNs) from after-hours trading.
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