We would like to notify you about upcoming changes to trading conditions for specific instruments due to the transition to Daylight Saving Time (DST) in the United States, which will take place on March 9, 2025.
If you are using an Expert Advisor (EA) or an automated trading system that requires manual adjustments to trading hours, we strongly recommend updating your settings before March 9, 2025, to prevent any disruptions in trading activities.
For further details, please review the table below:
| SYMBOL | Current Hours GMT+2 | New Hours 9th March GMT +3 |
| DE40Roll | Mon-Thu 01:00-23:59 Fri 01:00-23:12 | Mon-Thu 01:00-23:59 Fri 01:00-23:57 |
| UK100Roll | Mon-Thu 01:00-23:59 Fri 01:00-23:12 | Mon-Thu 01:00-23:59 Fri 01:00-23:57 |
| UK Equities | Mon-Fri 10:02-14:00, 14:03-18:30 | Mon-Fri 11:02-15:00, 15:03-19:30 |
The U.S. dollar gained traction Monday after the U.S. and China agreed to pause retaliatory tariffs for 90 days, prompting a gap lower in EUR/USD to 1.1064. Meanwhile, Moody’s downgraded the U.S. credit rating, citing fiscal concerns, sparking risk aversion and supporting safe-haven assets like gold and the yen.
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Dollar Gains and Gold Slips Amid Risk Appetite (19 - 23 May)The U.S. dollar held near 100.8, heading for a 0.6% weekly gain as weak data increased Fed cut bets. The euro rebounded to $1.12 on firm inflation and ECB cut hopes. The pound hovered near $1.32 as UK jobs data raised BoE cut odds. The yen rose toward 145 despite Japan’s 0.2% GDP drop, with the BoJ staying cautious.
Detail Gold and Silver Diverge as Risk Appetite Returns (05.16.2025)The euro advanced near $1.12 as the dollar softened, even as ECB rate cut bets remained firmly priced in. The yen strengthened for a fourth straight day despite a contraction in Japan’s Q1 GDP.
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