We would like to bring to your attention some updates regarding the trading conditions for certain instruments due to the Presidents' Day on 19th February.
Dear client,
We would like to bring to your attention some updates regarding the trading conditions for certain instruments due to the Presidents' Day on 19th February.
Please be advised that there have been changes to the trading conditions for the specified instruments.
You can refer to the table below for details:
| Product | Symbol | 19.02.2024 |
| Forex | Fx | Normal |
| Metals | XAUUSD | Early Close 21:30 |
| Metals | XAGUSD | Early Close 21:30 |
| Metals | XAUEUR | Early Close 21:30 |
| Metals | XAGEUR | Early Close 21:30 |
| Metals | XPDUSD | Early Close 21:15 |
| Metals | XPTUSD | Early Close 21:15 |
| Metals | GAUUSD | Early Close 21:30 |
| Metals | GAUEUR | Early Close 21:30 |
| Metals | GAGUSD | Early Close 21:30 |
| Metals | GAGEUR | Early Close 21:30 |
| Metals | COPPER | Early Close 21:30 |
| CFDs | SPX500 | Early Close 20:00 |
| CFDs | NAS100 | Early Close 20:00 |
| CFDs | DOW30 | Early Close 20:00 |
| CFDs | JPN225 | Early Close 20:00 |
| CFDs | UK100 | Early Close 21:00 |
| CFDs | DAX40 | Early Close 21:00 |
| CFDs | DXY | Normal |
| Energy | UKOIL | Early Close 21:15 |
| Energy | USOIL | Early Close 21:15 |
| Energy | NATGAS | Early Close 21:30 |
| CryptoCurrencies | Crypto | Normal |
*Trading hours quoted are GMT+2
**Trading hours may be subject to change.
Global markets remained cautious as investors weighed the economic impact of the ongoing Middle East conflict and volatile energy prices.
Currency markets remained volatile as ongoing Middle East tensions continued to shape global sentiment.
Hormuz Blockade Rattles Markets (09 - 13 March)Global sentiment was dominated this week by the second week of the war with Iran and the effective blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, driving Brent crude prices above $100/barrel. Despite a catastrophic US labor report showing a loss of 92,000 jobs in February, safe-haven demand pushed the US Dollar Index to 99.1. The energy shock has ignited fears of "stagflation," particularly in Europe and Japan, as soaring fuel costs threaten to reverse recent disinflationary trends.
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