ChainCatcher news, according to Jinshi reports, starting today (March 30), multiple countries in Europe will begin implementing daylight saving time, which means that the trading hours of financial markets in Europe will be one hour earlier than standard time; starting next Monday, European stock trading hours will be from 15:00 to 23:30 Beijing time; the release times of economic data in various European countries will also be one hour earlier than standard time.

ChainCatcher message: Daylight Saving Time (DST) will begin in North America on March 9 (Sunday). The trading hours of financial markets and the release times of economic data in the United States and Canada will be one hour earlier than standard time. Starting from March 10 (Monday), U.S. stock markets will open at 21:30 Beijing time, and investors should adjust their trading arrangements accordingly.It is reported that North American Daylight Saving Time usually starts on the second Sunday of March each year, which this year is March 9. At 2 AM on that day, the time will be adjusted forward by one hour to 3 AM.