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The World Clock panel (internal id world-clock) is a market-aware clock — not just a timezone grid. Each entry shows the current local time for a major financial capital, the exchange code (NYSE, LSE, XETRA, HKEX, SGX, Tadawul, etc.), and whether that exchange is currently open based on its trading hours.

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What the panel shows

Rows for the 30 global market centres in WORLD_CITIES (src/components/WorldClockPanel.ts:14-43). Each row includes:
  • City + exchange label — e.g. New York / NYSE, London / LSE, Tokyo / TSE, Riyadh / Tadawul.
  • Local time — continuously updated.
  • Market open / closed indicator — derived from each city’s marketOpen / marketClose hours in the entry config.
The default coverage spans the Americas (New York, Chicago, São Paulo, Toronto, Mexico City), EMEA (London, Paris, Frankfurt, Zurich, Moscow, Istanbul), Middle East (Riyadh, Dubai), Asia-Pacific (Mumbai, Bangkok, Singapore, Hong Kong, Shanghai, Seoul, Tokyo), and Oceania (Sydney, Auckland). Panel id is world-clock; canonical component is src/components/WorldClockPanel.ts. Title from i18n (config name: “World Clock”).

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How you reach it

  • Cmd+K: type clock, time, or an exchange code.
  • Availability by variant: registered and enabled by default in the full/geopolitical, tech, finance, and commodity variants (all priority: 2). Not present in the happy variant. Source: world-clock entries in FULL_PANELS, TECH_PANELS, FINANCE_PANELS, COMMODITY_PANELS of src/config/panels.ts.

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Data sources

No external data — the panel runs locally. Time is computed from the browser clock using each city’s IANA timezone (e.g. America/New_York, Asia/Hong_Kong). Exchange-open state is derived from the panel’s built-in marketOpen / marketClose hours per city.

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Refresh cadence

Client-side tick; no network fetches.

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Tier & gating

Free. No premium flag in any variant registration.

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API reference

None — this panel is fully client-side.