FXCL Markets Sets Early Closes for Metals and Indices on September 7, 2026
FXCL Markets said metals and several index products will close earlier than usual on Monday, September 7, 2026, because of the US Labor Day holiday. Metals stop at 21:30 server time, index closes are staggered from 20:00 to 23:00, and Forex is unaffected.
View original sourceMetals close at 21:30 server time
According to the broker's notice, trading in XAGUSD, XAUEUR and XAUUSD will end early on Monday, September 7, 2026, at 21:30. The announcement gives this and all other times in server time and does not state a time zone. Trading in metals is scheduled to resume on Tuesday, September 8, 2026, under the regular timetable.
Staggered index closes
Index products were grouped into three closing times on September 7: J225, NDX, SPXm and WS30 at 20:00; CRUDEOIL, NGAS and UKOIL at 20:30; and GDAXI and UK100 at 23:00. All are server time. Index trading is also due to reopen on Tuesday, September 8, 2026, according to the normal schedule.
Forex outside the change
The company stated that the revised hours do not apply to Forex instruments, which are not covered by the early closes described above. It advised clients to adjust their trading strategy to the amended schedule.
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