Presidents' Day (02.17.2025)

Due to the Presidents' Day on February 17th, there will be updates on the trading conditions.

We'd like to bring to your attention some updates on the trading conditions for specific instruments owing to Presidents' Day on February 17th.

Please be advised that the trading conditions for the specified instruments have changed.

For further information, please see the table below:

Product	Symbol	17.02.2025 Monday	18.02.2025 Tuesday
Forex	Fx	Normal	Normal
Metals	GOLD	Early Closed 21:15	Normal
Metals	SILVER	Early Closed 21:15	Normal
Metals	XPDUSD	Early Closed 17:00	Normal
Metals	XPTUSD	Early Closed 17:00	Normal
Metals	COPPER	Normal	Normal
CFDs	SPX500	Early Closed 20:00	Normal
CFDs	NAS100	Early Closed 20:00	Normal
CFDs	DOW30	Early Closed 20:00	Normal
CFDs	JPN225	Early Closed 20:00	Normal
CFDs	UK100	Early Closed 23:00	Normal
CFDs	DAX40	Early Closed 23:00	Normal
CFDs	DXY	Normal	Normal
Energy	UKOIL	Early Closed 21:15	Normal
Energy	USOIL	Early Closed 21:15	Normal
Energy	NATGAS	Early Closed 21:15	Normal
Soft Commodities	COFFEE	Closed	Normal
Soft Commodities	COCOA	Closed	Normal
Soft Commodities	COTTON	Closed	Normal
Soft Commodities	SUGAR	Closed	Normal
Grain	CORN	Closed	Normal
Grain	SOYBEAN	Closed	Normal
Grain	WHEAT	Closed	Normal
CryptoCurrencies	Crypto	Normal	Normal
Stocks	EU	Normal	Normal
Stocks	UK	Normal	Normal
Stocks	US	Normal	Normal

*Trading hours quoted are GMT+2

**Trading hours may be subject to change.

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