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M4Markets Seychelles Announces Daylight Saving Trading Schedule Change for 9–30 March 2025

M4Markets Seychelles said in a 7 March 2025 notice that its trading schedule will be adjusted from 9 to 30 March 2025 because of the start of US Daylight Saving Time. The notice refers to a schedule below, but the supplied text does not include it, so specific sessions and instruments are not stated.

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Scope of the change

The announcement says the adjustment applies to the company's trading schedule during 9–30 March 2025 and attributes it to the commencement of US Daylight Saving Time in that period. The supplied text does not specify which instruments, platforms or sessions are affected, nor the revised opening or closing times. The notice says details appear "as per below"; because that schedule is not available in the provided material, instrument-level changes are not stated here and the original notice is the source for those details.

M4Markets Seychelles official website · M4Markets

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