Free Forex Market Hours Clock
Use this free forex market hours clock to compare major global trading sessions in your local time and New York time with DST-aware updates. No signup required.
Need second-by-second updates and an offline copy? Launch price: $4.99 through August 31, 2026 (regularly $9.99).
This free clock updates every few seconds in the browser. Get second-by-second updates and offline use for a $4.99 launch price through August 31, 2026 (regularly $9.99).
Use this free forex market hours clock to compare major trading sessions in your local time and against New York time. The browser-based tool updates every few seconds and uses timezone data from your device to account for daylight-saving changes across London, New York, Tokyo, Sydney, and other financial centers. You can switch between 12-hour and 24-hour time, sort sessions by market flow, and see which local sessions are currently active. No account, download, or signup is required. Session windows are practical reference estimates rather than broker-specific guarantees, so confirm holiday schedules and maintenance windows with your broker. For more context, read our guide to forex market hours in your local time.
London–New York overlap hours
The most liquid part of the forex day is usually the London–New York overlap, when both sessions are open. Spreads are typically tighter and USD, EUR, and GBP pairs are most active. This free clock marks that overlap in your local time and on the New York timeline, including daylight-saving shifts, so you do not have to convert UTC by hand.
Tokyo–London is a shorter overlap at the European open. Sydney–Tokyo matters more for AUD, NZD, and JPY. Use the live board above to see which of those windows is open right now rather than memorizing a fixed UTC table.
Forex Market Hours FAQ
Does the clock adjust for daylight saving time?
Yes. The clock uses your browser’s timezone database to calculate current local and New York times. Daylight-saving rules can change, so keep your browser and operating system updated.
Is the forex market open on weekends and holidays?
The global forex week generally runs from Sunday evening through Friday evening in New York time. Holiday schedules, liquidity and broker availability can differ, so confirm special hours with your broker.
Can forex session hours vary by broker?
Yes. The displayed sessions are practical market-reference windows, not guaranteed broker trading hours. Individual brokers may use different daily cutoffs, maintenance periods or holiday schedules.
Is there a version that updates every second?
Yes. This free clock updates every few seconds in the browser. The full FX clock is a one-time download with second-by-second updates and offline use. Its launch price is $4.99 through August 31, 2026 (regularly $9.99). Get the full clock — $4.99.
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