Due to the Juneteenth National Independence Day holiday in the United States, trading hours for certain instruments will be adjusted on Friday, June 19, 2026.
| Product | Symbol | 19.06.2026 Friday | 22.06.2026 Monday |
| Forex | Fx | Normal | Normal |
| Metals | GOLD | Early Closed 19:55 | Normal |
| Metals | SILVER | Early Closed 19:55 | Normal |
| Metals | XPDUSD | Early Closed 16:55 | Normal |
| Metals | XPTUSD | Early Closed 16:55 | Normal |
| CFDs | SPX500 | Early Closed 19:55 | Normal |
| CFDs | NAS100 | Early Closed 19:55 | Normal |
| CFDs | DOW30 | Early Closed 19:55 | Normal |
| CFDs | JPN225 | Early Closed 19:55 | Normal |
| CFDs | UK100 | Normal | Normal |
| CFDs | DAX40 | Normal | Normal |
| Energy | UKOIL | Early Closed 20:25 | Normal |
| Energy | USOIL | Early Closed 19:55 | Normal |
| Energy | NATGAS | Early Closed 19:55 | Normal |
| CryptoCurrencies | Crypto | Normal | Normal |
| Stocks | EU | Normal | Normal |
| Stocks | UK | Normal | Normal |
| Stocks | US | Closed | Normal |
| CFDs | EU50 | Normal | Normal |
| CFDs | CAC40 | Normal | Normal |
| CFDs | ESP35 | Normal | Normal |
| CFDs | AUS200 | Normal | Normal |
| CFDs | CHINA50 | Normal | Normal |
| CFDs | HKG33 | Normal | Normal |
We encourage clients to manage their positions carefully, as holiday trading conditions may result in lower liquidity and increased market volatility.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact our support team.
*Trading hours are quoted in GMT+3.
**Trading schedules are subject to change.
Global markets remained under pressure as rising bond yields, elevated energy costs, and hawkish Fed expectations strengthened the outlook for higher interest rates.
Global markets remained focused on escalating Middle East tensions as rising oil prices strengthened inflation concerns and expectations for further monetary tightening.
Fed Turns Hawkish (31 August – 4 September)Global markets entered the week with renewed focus on Federal Reserve tightening after Chair Kevin Warsh used his Jackson Hole address to push back against expectations that US inflation pressures were fading. The Dollar Index held near 99.6 after Friday’s sharp advance, while Treasury yields moved higher and precious metals retreated. Markets raised the probability of a September Fed rate hike to 57% from 40% a week earlier as Warsh reiterated the Fed’s commitment to returning inflation to its 2% target.
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