vaihdovälit
Vaihdovälit, often translated as "exchange intervals" or "exchange periods," refer to the scheduled times when assets or securities can be traded on a particular market. These intervals are crucial for market operations, ensuring orderly transactions and price discovery. The specific timing and duration of these intervals vary significantly depending on the type of asset, the exchange it is listed on, and the regulatory framework governing that market.
For stock exchanges, common examples include the opening and closing auctions, where trades are executed at
The concept of vaihdovälit is also relevant in less liquid markets, such as over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives