New

Complete Suite: all 11 tools. 5 new Premium desks inside.All 11 tools $557.98 one by one

$557.98 one by one $97 once Save $460.98Get the SuiteGet it

ICT killzone times in the UK (GMT/BST)

Until 1 Nov 2026, the ICT killzones in the UK are London 06:00–09:00 and New York AM 12:30–15:00 UK time; from 1 Nov 2026, London 07:00–10:00 and New York AM 13:30–16:00 UK time.

Runs in your browser; nothing you type is uploaded.

Killzones: ICT Levels Desk's defaults. Asia is 20:00–00:00 New York time here; innercircletrader.net and ictkillzone.com 19:00–22:00, TradingFinder 20:00–22:00. The day starts at 00:00, the midnight open.

Next killzone
—

On UK time: —

New York time: —

New York now—Reading the clock…
UK time now——

—

The strip is one day on the New York clock, from 00:00; the line marks now. Windows run on weekdays, inside the forex and futures week (Sunday 17:00 to Friday 17:00 New York time). Holidays are not modelled.

Killzones

  • London killzone—NY 02:00–05:00—
  • New York AM killzone—NY 08:30–11:00—
  • New York PM killzone—NY 13:30–16:00—
  • Asia killzone—NY 20:00–00:00—

Silver bullets

  • London silver bullet—NY 03:00–04:00—
  • New York AM silver bullet—NY 10:00–11:00—
  • New York PM silver bullet—NY 14:00–15:00—

Macros

  • London macro 1—NY 02:33–03:00—
  • London macro 2—NY 04:03–04:30—
  • New York AM macro 1—NY 08:50–09:10—
  • New York AM macro 2—NY 09:50–10:10—
  • New York AM macro 3—NY 10:50–11:10—
  • Lunch macro—NY 11:50–12:10—
  • New York PM macro 1—NY 13:10–13:40—
  • Last hour macro—NY 15:15–15:45—

Opens

  • Midnight open (true day open)—NY 00:00—

The math: killzone = a fixed window on the New York clock (America/New_York), daylight saving included

ICT killzone times in the UK by date

Each row is one stretch between New York's and the UK's clock changes, on UK time.

ICT killzone and silver bullet times on UK time for each period between clock changes
PeriodLondonNew York AMNew York PMAsiaSilver bullets
25 Oct 2026 → 1 Nov 2026
the UK's clocks go back to GMT
06:00–09:0012:30–15:0017:30–20:0000:00–04:00 (next day)07:00, 14:00, 18:00
1 Nov 2026 → 14 Mar 2027
New York's clocks go back to EST
07:00–10:0013:30–16:0018:30–21:0001:00–05:00 (next day)08:00, 15:00, 19:00
14 Mar 2027 → 28 Mar 2027
New York's clocks go forward to EDT
06:00–09:0012:30–15:0017:30–20:0000:00–04:00 (next day)07:00, 14:00, 18:00
28 Mar 2027 → 25 Oct 2027
the UK's clocks go forward to BST
07:00–10:0013:30–16:0018:30–21:0001:00–05:00 (next day)08:00, 15:00, 19:00

ICT killzone, silver bullet and macro times in the UK

Every window on UK time, while New York is on standard time and while it is on daylight time.

ICT killzone, silver bullet and macro times on UK time, New York on standard and on daylight time
WindowNew YorkUK time, mid-January (GMT, UTC; New York on EST)UK time, mid-July (BST, UTC+1; New York on EDT)
Killzones
London killzone02:00–05:0007:00–10:0007:00–10:00
New York AM killzone08:30–11:0013:30–16:0013:30–16:00
New York PM killzone13:30–16:0018:30–21:0018:30–21:00
Asia killzone20:00–00:0001:00–05:00 (next day)01:00–05:00 (next day)
Silver bullets
London silver bullet03:00–04:0008:00–09:0008:00–09:00
New York AM silver bullet10:00–11:0015:00–16:0015:00–16:00
New York PM silver bullet14:00–15:0019:00–20:0019:00–20:00
Macros
London macro 102:33–03:0007:33–08:0007:33–08:00
London macro 204:03–04:3009:03–09:3009:03–09:30
New York AM macro 108:50–09:1013:50–14:1013:50–14:10
New York AM macro 209:50–10:1014:50–15:1014:50–15:10
New York AM macro 310:50–11:1015:50–16:1015:50–16:10
Lunch macro11:50–12:1016:50–17:1016:50–17:10
New York PM macro 113:10–13:4018:10–18:4018:10–18:40
Last hour macro15:15–15:4520:15–20:4520:15–20:45
Opens
Midnight open (true day open)00:0005:0005:00
Why the times move on UK time

Mostly not, because the UK and New York both change their clocks; but they change on different dates. For about three weeks in March and one week around the end of October, every window starts an hour earlier on UK time: London's killzone runs 06:00–09:00 instead of 07:00–10:00.

Times marked "next day" fall on the calendar day after the New York date the window belongs to.

Silver bullet time in the UK

Until 1 Nov 2026: London 07:00–08:00, New York AM 14:00–15:00 and New York PM 18:00–19:00 UK time.

All year, as a rule

London 08:00–09:00, New York AM 15:00–16:00 and New York PM 19:00–20:00 UK time for most of the year. In the weeks when New York and the UK change on different dates (from New York's change on the second Sunday of March to the last Sunday of March, and from the last Sunday of October to the first Sunday of November), it is London 07:00–08:00, New York AM 14:00–15:00 and New York PM 18:00–19:00. Each is one hour; on the New York clock they are 03:00, 10:00 and 14:00.

Asia killzone in the UK: which definition

Three sources, three Asia windows, read on UK time. The clock above uses ICT Levels Desk's unless you pick another.

ICT killzone times by source, with the Asia killzone on UK time
SourceKillzones, New York timeAsia on UK time, New York on ESTAsia on UK time, New York on EDT
ICT Levels DeskAsia 20:00–00:00, London 02:00–05:00, New York AM 08:30–11:00, New York PM 13:30–16:0001:00–05:00 (next day)01:00–05:00 (next day)
innercircletrader.net (updated 15 June 2026) and ictkillzone.com (updated 29 September 2026)Asia 19:00–22:00, London 02:00–05:00, New York 07:00–09:00, London close 10:00–12:00
Neither lists a New York PM killzone; both add a London close window.
00:00–03:00 (next day)00:00–03:00 (next day)
TradingFinder (modified 12 November 2025)Asia 20:00–22:00, London 02:00–05:00, New York AM 08:00–11:00, New York PM 13:00–15:00
Its table gives New York AM as 08:00–11:00; its FAQ and body text say 07:00–10:00.
01:00–03:00 (next day)01:00–03:00 (next day)

Midnight open and day open in the UK

New York's 00:00 midnight open and the 18:00 futures day, on UK time.

Where the ICT day starts, on UK time
Day openUK time, New York on ESTUK time, New York on EDTWho uses it
00:00, the midnight open05:0005:00ICT Levels Desk and LuxAlgo, ICT time anchors and ictkillzone.com (updated 29 September 2026)
18:00, the futures day23:0023:00CME Group, gold futures contract specs and ICT Levels Desk

Embed the clock, or add a live badge

A one-line status for a README or a Notion page that updates every minute and gives the time on UK time, with a PNG copy for Discord.

ICT killzones: the live status badge

Markdown, for a GitHub README or Notion:

[![ICT killzones, live](https://proea.app/api/badge/ict-killzones.svg?tz=Europe%2FLondon)](https://proea.app/en/tools/ict-killzone-times?utm_source=badge&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=ict-killzone-times)

HTML, and the PNG for Discord

HTML:

<a href="https://proea.app/en/tools/ict-killzone-times?utm_source=badge&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=ict-killzone-times"><img src="https://proea.app/api/badge/ict-killzones.svg?tz=Europe%2FLondon" alt="ICT killzones, live" height="20"></a>

Discord does not show SVG images, so paste the PNG link there: https://proea.app/api/badge/ict-killzones.png?tz=Europe%2FLondon. Discord keeps its own copy of an image, so a posted badge shows the status at the time it was posted. The badge counts down to the next killzone on New York's clock; add ?tz= and an IANA time zone (Asia/Kolkata, Europe/London) to show the time on that clock too.

The whole clock, which shows each visitor their own time zone:

<iframe src="https://proea.app/embed/tools/ict-killzone-times" title="ICT killzone times" loading="lazy" referrerpolicy="strict-origin-when-cross-origin" style="display:block;width:100%;height:1080px;border:0;border-radius:12px"></iframe>
<p style="font-size:12px">ICT killzone times by <a href="https://proea.app/en/tools/ict-killzone-times?utm_source=embed&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=ict-killzone-times">ProEA</a></p>

About the credit line

The credit line is optional: keep it, edit it, add rel="nofollow" or remove it.

Other clocks

Forex sessions on the same clock: Forex Market Hours in the UK (GMT/BST).

Method and privacy

Method: Every window is fixed on the New York clock (America/New_York, daylight saving included) and read on the Europe/London time zone, on two reference Wednesdays (14 January and 15 July 2026, the rules repeat each year) and for each stretch between clock changes over the next twelve months. Killzones are ICT Levels Desk's defaults; windows count inside the forex and futures week, Sunday 17:00 to Friday 17:00 New York time. Holidays are not modelled.

Calculations run entirely in your browser — nothing you type is uploaded. Your last numbers stay in this browser so you can pick up where you left off; Forget them clears them. A link with your numbers carries them after the # sign, which browsers do not send to servers, and the page takes them out of the address before any analytics loads. Copy and download actions save your calculation locally. The site may record coarse tool actions under its privacy policy, without inputs, results, file contents or filenames.

Common questions

What are the ICT killzone times in the UK?

On UK time: London 07:00–10:00, New York AM 13:30–16:00, New York PM 18:30–21:00 and Asia 01:00–05:00 (next day) UK time for most of the year. In the weeks when New York and the UK change on different dates (from New York's change on the second Sunday of March to the last Sunday of March, and from the last Sunday of October to the first Sunday of November), it is London 06:00–09:00, New York AM 12:30–15:00, New York PM 17:30–20:00 and Asia 00:00–04:00 (next day). These are ICT Levels Desk's windows, fixed on the New York clock: Asia 20:00–00:00, London 02:00–05:00, New York AM 08:30–11:00 and New York PM 13:30–16:00.

What is the ICT silver bullet time in the UK?

London 08:00–09:00, New York AM 15:00–16:00 and New York PM 19:00–20:00 UK time for most of the year. In the weeks when New York and the UK change on different dates (from New York's change on the second Sunday of March to the last Sunday of March, and from the last Sunday of October to the first Sunday of November), it is London 07:00–08:00, New York AM 14:00–15:00 and New York PM 18:00–19:00. On the New York clock the three windows are 03:00–04:00, 10:00–11:00 and 14:00–15:00.

What time is the London killzone in the UK?

London 07:00–10:00 UK time for most of the year. In the weeks when New York and the UK change on different dates (from New York's change on the second Sunday of March to the last Sunday of March, and from the last Sunday of October to the first Sunday of November), it is London 06:00–09:00. On the New York clock it is 02:00–05:00 all year.

What are the ICT macro times in the UK?

London macro 1 07:33–08:00, London macro 2 09:03–09:30, New York AM macro 1 13:50–14:10, New York AM macro 2 14:50–15:10, New York AM macro 3 15:50–16:10, Lunch macro 16:50–17:10, New York PM macro 1 18:10–18:40 and Last hour macro 20:15–20:45 UK time for most of the year. In the weeks when New York and the UK change on different dates (from New York's change on the second Sunday of March to the last Sunday of March, and from the last Sunday of October to the first Sunday of November), it is London macro 1 06:33–07:00, London macro 2 08:03–08:30, New York AM macro 1 12:50–13:10, New York AM macro 2 13:50–14:10, New York AM macro 3 14:50–15:10, Lunch macro 15:50–16:10, New York PM macro 1 17:10–17:40 and Last hour macro 19:15–19:45. On the New York clock they are 02:33–03:00, 04:03–04:30, 08:50–09:10, 09:50–10:10, 10:50–11:10, 11:50–12:10, 13:10–13:40 and 15:15–15:45.

Do ICT killzone times change in the UK with daylight saving time?

Mostly not, because the UK and New York both change their clocks; but they change on different dates. For about three weeks in March and one week around the end of October, every window starts an hour earlier on UK time: London's killzone runs 06:00–09:00 instead of 07:00–10:00.

Every window by date, in the UK

Draw these windows on your chart

  • ICT Levels Desk (.pine) Killzone boxes, the midnight open and the prior day's high and low on the chart, with an alert when a killzone high or low is swept. In Pine Pro Library, $49 once.

Goes deeper

Limits and trading risk

These tools calculate from your inputs, supported historical records or explicitly labelled teaching examples. They do not verify a live account, predict future returns or confirm that a broker or prop-firm rule has been met. Missing costs, floating losses and changed market conditions can materially change outcomes. Trading can lose the capital committed to it; check the stated method and your account specifications.

Read the risk disclosure