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 dollar index rose to 97.8 but ended the week lower, as traders weighed trade progress and awaited the Fed’s decision. The Fed is expected to hold rates steady, with two cuts priced in by year-end. The euro neared $1.175, its highest since 2021, supported by the ECB’s rate pause and geopolitical concerns. The yen edged up after a 15% tariff cap on Japanese goods, while persistent inflation kept BOJ hike expectations alive. The pound slipped to $1.347 as weak UK data fueled bets for a BoE cut in August.
Detail Euro Gains, Risk Appetite Returns (07.28.2025)U.S.–EU trade deal eased global tensions, lifting the euro and increasing risk appetite.
DetailIn July, the US economy maintained its expansion, signaling a solid start to the third quarter.
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