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Read published news, official announcements and analysis related to daylight saving. Check each article’s source, date and applicable scope.
M4Markets Seychelles said its trading schedule will be adjusted from 26 October to 2 November 2025, citing what it described as the start of US daylight saving time. The 23 October notice referred to a schedule 'as per below', but the detailed timetable was not included in the supplied text.
Orbex said it will adjust its server time to GMT+3 on 9 March 2025 for the start of US daylight saving time, with some instruments opening and closing one hour later during 9–30 March. The broker said its usual schedule would apply to all instruments from 31 March and published instrument-level schedules for the interim period.
Orbex said its server time will move to GMT+3 on 10 March 2024 and that some instruments will open and close one hour earlier from 10 to 31 March. Its table shows one-hour clock-time shifts for certain commodities, UK and EU shares and selected indices, with AUS200 retaining the adjusted window after 31 March.
FX Choice Limited said its server and platform time will move to GMT+2 from GMT+3 when EU daylight saving ends on 29 October, with Expert Advisor users required to adjust platform offsets before markets open on 30 October. The broker said trading hours for several markets may be affected until US daylight saving ends on 5 November.
Orbex said European daylight saving ends on 29 October 2023 and US daylight saving on 5 November, when its server time moves to GMT+2. The broker's notice lists revised sessions for EU and UK stock CFDs, several cash and futures indices, and coffee and cocoa, while FX, metals, energies, cotton and some US indices are unchanged.
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