AMarkets Sets Out Trading Hours for Europe's March 2026 Summer-Time Switch
AMarkets said trading hours for several index, commodity, metal and US stock/ETF CFD instruments are subject to change around Europe's switch to summer time on 28-29 March 2026, while forex instruments are traded as usual. The notice lists session times but does not state a time zone.
View original sourceIndex CFDs and DXY
For DowJones30, Nasdaq100, S&P500 and Nikkei225, AMarkets listed 01:05–24:00. DAX30 and EuroStoxx50 were listed at 03:15–23:00, while DXY was listed at 03:00–24:00.
Commodity and metal sessions
SUGAR was listed at 10:30–20:00 and COTTON at 04:05–21:20. COFFEE was listed at 11:15–20:30 and COCOA at 11:45–20:30. WHEAT, CORN and SOYBEAN were listed for two sessions, 03:05–15:45 and 16:35–21:00. NGAS was listed at 01:00–24:00, WTI at 01:05–24:00 and Brent at 03:00–24:00. XAUUSD, XAGUSD and PLATINUM were listed at 01:00–24:00.
US stock and ETF CFDs; forex unchanged
Stocks CFD and ETF CFD US were listed at 16:30–23:00. AMarkets said forex instruments are traded as usual. The broker added that the schedule is intended for informational purposes only and may be subject to change.
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