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Thanksgiving Holiday

Trading hours regarding the upcoming Thanksgiving Holiday.

Dear Client,

We would like to inform you of changes to the trading conditions for the following instruments due to the upcoming Thanksgiving on the 28th and 29th of November.

Please refer to the table below for details as these changes may impact your trading activities.

ProductSymbol28.11.2024     Thursday29.11.2024     Friday
ForexFxNormalNormal
MetalsGOLDEarly closed 20:15Early closed 20:29
MetalsSILVEREarly closed 20:15Early closed 20:29
MetalsXPDUSDEarly closed 17:00Early closed 21:30
MetalsXPTUSDEarly closed 17:00Early closed 21:30
MetalsCOPPEREarly closed 20:15Early closed 20:29
CFDsSPX500Early closed 20:00Early closed 20:15
CFDsNAS100Early closed 20:00Early closed 20:15
CFDsDOW30Early closed 20:00Early closed 20:15
CFDsJPN225Early closed 20:00Early closed 20:15
CFDsUK100Early closed 23:00Normal
CFDsDAX40NormalNormal
EnergyUKOILEarly closed 20:30Early closed 21:00
EnergyUSOILEarly closed 21:30Early closed 21:45
EnergyNATGASEarly closed 21:30Early closed 21:45
CryptoCurrenciesCryptoNormalNormal
StocksEUNormalNormal
StocksUKNormalNormal
StocksUSClosedEarly closed 20:00
  • Hours are shown in GMT+2.
  • Hours may be subject to change.

We recommend you review your positions and adjust your trading plans accordingly.

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