FXCL Markets Announces Early Closes and UK100 Closure for 25 May 2026
FXCL Markets will apply early closes to specified precious metals and indices on 25.05.2026 and keep UK100 closed that day, citing US Memorial Day and UK bank holidays. UK100 is scheduled to trade on 26.05.2026 from 03:05 to 24:00 server time (GMT+3); the changes do not apply to Forex instruments.
View original sourceMetals: Early Close on 25.05.2026
FXCL Markets said trading in XAUUSD, XAGUSD and XAUEUR will close early at 21:30 on 25.05.2026. The notice groups these instruments as Gold and Silver, and the early close applies to the three listed symbols.
Indices: Early Closes and UK100 Closure
On 25.05.2026, J225, NDX, WS30 and SPXm are scheduled to close early at 20:00; CRUDEOIL and NGAS at 21:15; and UKOIL at 20:30. UK100 trading is closed on 25.05.2026. On 26.05.2026, UK100 is scheduled to trade from 03:05 to 24:00.
Scope and Time Basis
FXCL said the changes do not apply to Forex instruments. The notice covers only the listed metals and indices, and all times are based on Server Time (GMT+3).
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