La Bolsa de Londres lanzará operaciones ininterrumpidas el próximo año

La Bolsa de Londres planea presentar una nueva plataforma llamada LSE 24 para ampliar el horario de negociación a partir del próximo año. El recinto permitirá, en una primera fase, la negociación casi continua de productos cotizados.

La iniciativa busca competir con las plataformas de criptomonedas ofreciendo una mayor flexibilidad a los clientes. También pretende impulsar la liquidez del mercado ante el creciente interés de los inversores más jóvenes por la negociación de activos digitales las 24 horas del día.

Los productos cotizados serán los primeros activos disponibles en la plataforma. Los responsables del mercado bursátil no han especificado una fecha de lanzamiento exacta más allá del horizonte de 2027.

Este avance refleja cambios más amplios en el comportamiento de los inversores hacia opciones de acceso al mercado ininterrumpido.

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