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FX Choice Limited announces 19 June holiday trading hours; US shares closed

FX Choice Limited has announced revised trading hours for Monday 19 June, citing the US Juneteenth holiday. US30Index, US500Index, USTECHIndex, JAPANIndex, WTI and Brent contracts and metals are set for early closes, while US Shares will be closed; the notice does not specify a time zone for the schedule.

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Indices and US shares

For Monday 19 June, US30Index, US500Index, USTECHIndex and JAPANIndex have an early close at 20:00. US Shares are listed as closed for the day.

Energy and metals

.WTISpot and .WTICrude have an early close at 21:30. .BrentSpot and .BrentCrud have an early close at 20:30. Metals have an early close at 21:30.

Liquidity caution

The notice warns that liquidity tends to run out and spreads widen around public holidays, and it advises caution if trading at this time. The notice does not quantify any expected change in spreads or liquidity.

FX Choice Limited official website · FXChoice

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