London's popular Borough Market reopening

A market bell will be rung on to signal the reopening of London's Borough Market which was forced to close after a terrorist attack.

Borough Market is set to open for business for the first time since the London Bridge attack. (AAP)

Borough Market will pause for a minute's silence before traders open for business for the first time since the London Bridge terror attack.

A market bell will be rung on Wednesday to signal the reopening of the bustling tourist hotspot, which was forced to close after it was targeted in the June 3 atrocity.

Eight people, including two Australians, were killed when three attackers ploughed into pedestrians with a white van on London Bridge, before stabbing revellers in the nearby market with 30cm ceramic knives.

Inquests into their deaths continue at Southwark Coroner's Court on Wednesday.

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