Trading in securities on the Prague Stock Exchange was suspended for more than three hours this morning for technical reasons, and resumed around 12:25. Jiří Kovařík, a spokesman for the Prague Stock Exchange, told ČTK. According to him, everything worked as it should after 14:00. “Trading stopped at 9:17 a.m. This happened on all stock exchanges trading through the Xetra trading system, ie from Vienna to Budapest to Frankfurt,” Jiří Kovařík, a spokesman for the Prague Stock Exchange, told ČTK.
Trading on the Vienna Stock Exchange was interrupted by technical problems with the system provider, the German Deutsche Börse, also in mid-April. Due to this, other European stock exchanges, including the Prague Stock Exchange, also experienced outages due to this.
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