FIBO Group, Ltd. to set four currency pairs to close-only from 6 December 2021
FIBO Group, Ltd. said four currency pairs will be set to close-only on 6 December 2021 for MT4 NDD No Commission and MT4 Cent accounts, with all open positions to be forcibly closed after 23:00 EET on 10 December and the pairs deleted.
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In a notice dated 25 November 2021, FIBO Group, Ltd. said four low-liquidity currency pairs will be unavailable for opening new positions from 6 December 2021. For MT4 NDD No Commission accounts, the notice lists CADCHF.F, EURSGD.F, USDDKK.F and USDZAR.F. For MT4 Cent accounts, it lists CADCHF, EURSGD, USDDKK and USDZAR. The pairs will be placed in close-only mode for those account types.
Forced closure and deletion
All open positions in the listed instruments will be forcibly closed on 10 December after 23:00 EET, according to the notice. The currency pairs will then be deleted. The company asked clients to take the information into account when planning trading.
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