With the upcoming Labor Day, there will be changes in the trading conditions.
We would like to inform you that trading conditions for the following instruments will be adjusted due to the upcoming Labor Day holiday on May 1, 2025.
Please refer to the table below for detailed information:
Product | Symbol | 01.05.2025 (Thursday) | 05.05.2025 (Monday) |
Forex | Fx | Normal | Normal |
Metals | GOLD | Normal | Normal |
Metals | SILVER | Normal | Normal |
Metals | XPDUSD | Normal | Normal |
Metals | XPTUSD | Normal | Normal |
CFDs | SPX500 | Normal | Normal |
CFDs | NAS100 | Normal | Normal |
CFDs | DOW30 | Normal | Normal |
CFDs | JPN225 | Normal | Normal |
CFDs | UK100 | 03:00 - 23:00 | Closed |
CFDs | DAX40 | Closed | 03:15 - 23:00 |
Energy | UKOIL | Normal | Normal |
Energy | USOIL | Normal | Normal |
Energy | NATGAS | Normal | Normal |
CryptoCurrencies | Crypto | Normal | Normal |
Stocks | EU | Closed | Normal |
Stocks | US | Normal | Normal |
Stocks | UK | Normal | Closed |
The euro edged up to $1.1340 as the U.S. dollar weakened on expectations that the Federal Reserve will hold rates steady this week. The yen gained slightly amid ongoing trade talks and a dovish Bank of Japan outlook.
DetailGold hovered near $3,250, on track for its worst week in two months as safe-haven demand eased. Trump signaled hopes for a trade deal with China, India, Japan, and South Korea. The euro stayed above $1.13 after April inflation data beat forecasts, reinforcing ECB rate cut bets.
Detail Trade Optimism Cools Demand for Havens (05.02.2025)The euro dipped to $1.13 after a strong April, while the yen hovered near 146 amid fading safe-haven demand. Gold and silver extended losses as President Trump voiced optimism over trade deals with key Asian partners, easing tariff concerns.
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