We would like to inform you that trading hours will be changing for certain instruments in light of the upcoming Good Friday holiday between March 29 and April 02.
Dear Client,
We would like to inform you that trading hours will be changing for certain instruments in light of the upcoming Good Friday holiday between March 29 and April 02. We encourage you to take note of these changes to ensure that your trading activity is not affected.
Please refer to the table below for the updated trading hours:
Product | Symbol | 29.03.2024 Friday | 01.04.2024 Monday | 02.04.2024 Tuesday |
Forex | Fx | Normal | Normal | Normal |
Metals | XAUUSD | Closed | Normal | Normal |
Metals | XAGUSD | Closed | Normal | Normal |
Metals | XAUEUR | Closed | Normal | Normal |
Metals | XAGEUR | Closed | Normal | Normal |
Metals | XPDUSD | Closed | Normal | Normal |
Metals | XPTUSD | Closed | Normal | Normal |
CFDs | SPX500 | Closed | Normal | Normal |
CFDs | NAS100 | Closed | Normal | Normal |
CFDs | DOW30 | Closed | Normal | Normal |
CFDs | JPN225 | Closed | Normal | Normal |
CFDs | UK100 | Closed | Closed | Late Open 03:00 |
CFDs | DAX40 | Closed | Closed | Normal |
CFDs | DXY | Closed | Normal | Normal |
Energy | UKOIL | Closed | Normal | Normal |
Energy | USOIL | Closed | Normal | Normal |
Energy | NATGAS | Closed | Normal | Normal |
CryptoCurrencies | Crypto | Normal | Normal | Normal |
**Trading Hours may be subject to change
**All hours are GMT+3
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