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COMEX Gold × OSE Gold Standard: Trading Hours Compared

Joint windows, single-leg hours, and 2026 mismatched holidays for Gold (COMEX GC) and Gold Standard (OSE JAU), on a typical trading day (UTC).

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Joint trading windows (typical day)

winterOverlap 20h · COMEX Gold only 3h · OSE Gold Standard only 0h
COMEX Gold
OSE Gold Standard
Both open

Both open (UTC): 08:00–21:00 · 23:45–06:45 (+1 day)

summerOverlap 20h · COMEX Gold only 3h · OSE Gold Standard only 0h
COMEX Gold
OSE Gold Standard
Both open

Both open (UTC): 08:00–21:00 · 23:45–06:45 (+1 day)

Axis is UTC 00:00–24:00 on a Tuesday–Friday day; Monday opens, Friday closes and holiday eves follow each exchange's notice.

Each leg in its own time

Gold (COMEX GC)17:00 (prev day)–16:00(US Central Time)
Gold Standard (OSE JAU)Day 08:45–15:45 · Night 17:00–06:00 (+1 day)(Japan Standard Time)

2026 mismatched holidays (one-sided days)

  • COMEX Gold closed, OSE Gold Standard trading: 1 days · longest stretch 2026-12-25
  • OSE Gold Standard closed, COMEX Gold trading: 7 days · longest stretch 2026-01-01 – 2026-01-02

Full 2026 holiday calendar & mismatch view →

FAQ

When are COMEX Gold and OSE Gold Standard open at the same time?
On a typical trading day (UTC) the joint windows are 08:00–21:00, 23:45–06:45 (+1 day) in winter (08:00–21:00, 23:45–06:45 (+1 day) in summer), about 20h in total.
Does OSE Gold Standard keep trading while COMEX Gold is closed?
Yes — on 1 trading days in 2026 COMEX Gold is closed while OSE Gold Standard trades, the longest stretch being 2026-12-25. These are one-sided exposure windows for cross-market positions.
Does daylight saving change the COMEX Gold–OSE Gold Standard overlap?
The joint windows in the two seasonal scenarios are identical. A change in overseas opening or closing times need not change the overlap. The two typical scenarios do not represent US/UK transition gaps or temporary exchange schedules. Check dated exchange notices; where a date query is available, check its coverage.