US daylight saving time is over at the end of this week, and the US will move its time backwards by one hour on Sunday morning (November 1st) accordingly. As with last week's European time change, this provides one extra hour of sleep, makes US time correct again (as it is daylight saving time that is incorrect), and also affects the trading schedules of many markets. Exactly how this affects your trading depends upon where you are located and which markets you trade: US Traders US markets will open and close at exactly the same times European markets will open and close at the usual times (e.g. the CAC40 will close at 11:30 AM Eastern Time again) Asian markets will ...