LSE to Roll Out 24-Hour Trading Platform in 2027
July 23, 2026, 5:13 AM EDT. The London Stock Exchange said it plans to launch LSE 24, a 24-hour trading venue, in 2027 with Exchange Traded Products (ETPs) trading first, subject to regulatory sign-off. CEO Julia Hoggett called the move a big advance for the market, pointing to stronger global links and automation. LSE 24 will tap into LSEG’s digital network as it tries to drive liquidity, efficiency and participation, aiming to cement London’s place in global markets. Testing with clients is set to begin by year-end. The new market will allow for agent-based trading while sticking to regulated standards, with a focus on digital and secure infrastructure.
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Level 2 Order Book gives deeper look at market maker activity
July 23, 2026, 4:41 AM EDT.Level 2 Order Book shows what market makers are doing, with price levels they want to buy or sell. It lists how many shares are on each side, so traders see supply and demand at each price. That detail can point to possible price movements. Traders watch Level 2 to help time trades and make calls.
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SEGRO up 7% after board backs Prologis buyout bid
July 23, 2026, 4:26 AM EDT.SEGRO PLC jumped 7% to 957p after its board agreed to Prologis’s acquisition offer. The London-listed warehouse developer’s approval lifted the shares as investors bet on the deal going through. Prologis is looking to grow its logistics portfolio with the takeover, which could mean another big move for Europe’s industrial property market. Early gains point to hopes for a smooth regulatory process and deal closing.
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SEGRO up 7% as board backs Prologis bid
July 23, 2026, 4:10 AM EDT. SEGRO PLC shares jumped 7% to 957p early Thursday after its board said it would back Prologis’s acquisition offer. SEGRO, one of the London market’s big warehouse developers, saw investors react quickly on the news. The board’s move gave a lift to sentiment ahead of any final deal. Prologis wants to build out its logistics property reach with this buy. The potential tie-up is the latest big consolidation push in industrial real estate in Europe. Early price gains showed traders betting the deal would go through.
