FXCL Markets to Switch to GMT+2 Trading Hours on October 25, 2026
FXCL Markets said its market operating hours will move from GMT+3 to GMT+2 on October 25, 2026, with the trading week running from Monday 00:05 to Friday 23:00 GMT+2. For October 26–30, metals on ECN Pro will trade 01:05–23:00 and indices 00:00–23:00 server time, before normal schedules resume November 2.
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FXCL Markets said that on October 25, 2026, its market operating hours will switch from GMT+3 to GMT+2 because of the Eastern European Standard Time change. Under the new basis, market hours will run from Monday at 00:05 (GMT+2) to Friday at 23:00 (GMT+2). The broker noted that, relative to a client's time zone, this may mean the market opens one hour earlier on Monday.
Interim metals and indices schedule
For the period from October 26 to October 30, 2026, FXCL Markets listed metals on ECN Pro at 01:05–23:00 and indices at 00:00–23:00, both in server time GMT+2. The notice also refers to a US event on November 1, 2026. It states that on November 2, 2026, the changes for metals and indices will return to their normal schedule.
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