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FXCL Markets sets earlier metals and indices closes for 19 June 2026

FXCL Markets said metals and indices will close earlier on Friday, 19 June 2026, citing Juneteenth National Independence Day in the USA. The notice says the changes do not refer to Forex instruments.

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Metals close at 21:00

FXCL Markets listed XAGUSD, XAUEUR and XAUUSD among the affected instruments and said metals trading will close earlier on 19 June 2026 at 21:00.

Indices early-close times

The notice listed GDAXI and UK100 with an earlier close at 23:00 on 19 June 2026. It listed J225, NDX, WS30, SPXm, NGAS, UKOIL and CRUDEOIL with an earlier close at 20:00 that day. FXCL Markets grouped these changes under indices trading.

Scope and reopening

The schedule is based on Server Time (GMT+3). FXCL Markets said the changes do not refer to Forex instruments. Under the regular schedule, metals and indices trading will open again on Monday, 22 June 2026.

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