FX Choice Limited announces US Labour Day trading schedule for 4 September
FX Choice Limited said several index, metal, energy and US share products will have altered trading hours on Monday, 4 September for the US Labour Day holiday. Index products will close early at 20:00 server time (GMT+3), metals and Brent products at 21:30, and WTI products at 20:30, while US Shares will be closed.
View original sourceIndex early close at 20:00
In a notice dated 23 August 2023, FX Choice Limited listed US30Index, USTECHIndex, US500Index and JAPANIndex for an early close at 20:00 server time (GMT+3) on Monday, 4 September.
Metals and energy sessions
XAUUSD and XAGUSD are listed for an early close at 21:30. .WTICrude and .WTISpot are listed for 20:30, while .BrentCrud and .BrentSpot are listed for 21:30. All times are server time (GMT+3).
US Shares closed and liquidity caution
US Shares are listed as closed for the day. FX Choice Limited cautioned that liquidity tends to run out and spreads widen around public holidays, and advised caution if trading at this time.
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