Nasdaq, one of the worldβs biggest exchanges home to tech giants Nvidia, Amazon, and Apple, is moving to submit paperwork with U.S. regulators on Monday to roll out round-the-clock stock trading, driven by growing global investor demand for U.S. equities.
Investor demand for nonstop trading in U.S. stocks has surged in recent years, prompting regulators to introduce new rules and green-light proposals from major exchanges to enable trading beyond normal market hours.
The U.S. stock market represents almost two-thirds of the market value of listed companies globally, while total foreign holdings of U.S. equities reached $17 trillion last year, according to data compiled by Nasdaq.
Nasdaq's filing wit
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