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Orbex said its server time will move to GMT+3 on 8 March 2026 for the start of US daylight-saving time, with certain instruments trading one hour later until European DST begins on 29 March. The notice says regular hours resume for all instruments on 29 March, though its table shows AUS200 at the same later session after both dates.
Orbex has announced DST-related trading-hour changes for selected commodity, equity and index CFDs on 26 October and 2 November 2025, and will move server time from GMT+3 to GMT+2 on 2 November. FX, metals and several other listed markets are unchanged.
Orbex said it will adjust its server time to GMT+3 on 9 March 2025 for the start of US daylight saving time, with some instruments opening and closing one hour later during 9–30 March. The broker said its usual schedule would apply to all instruments from 31 March and published instrument-level schedules for the interim period.
Orbex said NVIDIA Corp.’s 10-for-1 stock split will be reflected in trading on June 10, 2024, and that it will close affected open positions at their original opening prices before reopening split-adjusted orders. In its example, a 10-lot position at $1,100 becomes 100 lots at $110, preserving the illustrated profit or loss.
Orbex said its server time will move to GMT+3 on 10 March 2024 and that some instruments will open and close one hour earlier from 10 to 31 March. Its table shows one-hour clock-time shifts for certain commodities, UK and EU shares and selected indices, with AUS200 retaining the adjusted window after 31 March.
Orbex said European daylight saving ends on 29 October 2023 and US daylight saving on 5 November, when its server time moves to GMT+2. The broker's notice lists revised sessions for EU and UK stock CFDs, several cash and futures indices, and coffee and cocoa, while FX, metals, energies, cotton and some US indices are unchanged.
Orbex has published expected last trading days for September 2023 index and energy contracts and first trading days for their replacements, with all times in Server Local Time and the schedule subject to change without prior notice.
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