FX Choice to move platform time to GMT+2 as EU daylight saving ends
FX Choice Limited said its server and platform time will move to GMT+2 from GMT+3 when EU daylight saving ends on 29 October, with Expert Advisor users required to adjust platform offsets before markets open on 30 October. The broker said trading hours for several markets may be affected until US daylight saving ends on 5 November.
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FX Choice Limited said daylight saving time ends in the EU on Sunday, 29 October, when its server time and platform time will change to GMT+2 from GMT+3. It said Expert Advisor users will need to adjust their platform offset time before markets open on Monday, 30 October.
Potentially affected markets
The broker said trading hours may be affected for Forex, Cryptos, the US30Index, US500Index, USTECHIndex and JAPANIndex, energies, precious metals and shares of US companies until daylight saving time ends in the US on 5 November. It did not provide revised session times and directed users to the symbol specifications in Market Watch or on myfxchoice.com for current session times.
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