North America begins Daylight Saving Time, and U.S. stock market trading hours
Original headline北美地区开始实行冬令时，美股开盘时间调整至22:30
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US and Canadian markets shifted to winter time on November 1, pushing trading hours one hour later for investors tracking from Asia. Effective November 2, US equities now open at 22:30 Beijing time, while international gold, silver, and US crude oil futures open at 7:00 Beijing time. The change follows North America's daylight saving time ending at 2:00 a.m. local time on November 1 (14:00 Beijing time). Economic data releases from the US and Canada will also be delayed by one hour under the new schedule. Traders in Asia-Pacific should adjust execution windows and event-driven strategies accordingly, with the next scheduled time change not expected until spring 2026.
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