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FXCL Markets said its market operating hours will move from GMT+3 to GMT+2 on October 25, 2026, with the trading week running from Monday 00:05 to Friday 23:00 GMT+2. For October 26–30, metals on ECN Pro will trade 01:05–23:00 and indices 00:00–23:00 server time, before normal schedules resume November 2.
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.
FXCL said precious metals XAGUSD, XAUEUR and XAUUSD and listed indices will close early on Friday, 3 July 2026 for US Independence Day, with trading resuming on Monday, 6 July under the regular schedule. The changes do not apply to Forex instruments, and times are server time (GMT+3).
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.
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.
In a notice published on 27 April 2026, FXCL said index trading will be affected around Europe's Labour Day: GDAXI will close early at 23:00 on 30 April, STOXX50E, GDAXI and FCHI will be closed on 1 May, and GDAXI will open late at 03:15 on 4 May. The notice did not specify a time zone for the session times.
FXCL said XAUUSD, XAUEUR and XAGUSD, cryptocurrencies and all indices will be unavailable on 3 April 2026 for Good Friday, while Forex instruments are unaffected. The broker also listed early closes and closures for several indices on 2, 6 and 7 April 2026.
FXCL Markets said trading in XAGUSD, XAUEUR and XAUUSD, along with several index instruments, will close earlier than usual on Monday, February 16, 2026, in observance of US Presidents' Day. The broker said Forex instruments are unaffected and normal hours resume on Tuesday, February 17, 2026.
FXCL Markets said XAUUSD, XAUEUR and XAGUSD will close early at 21:30 server time on Monday, 19 January, and all indices at 20:00 server time, for the Martin Luther King Day holiday in the United States. Forex instruments are unaffected and normal hours resume on Tuesday, 20 January.
FX Choice Limited announced adjusted trading hours for 23-24 November 2023 around US Thanksgiving, with all times in server time (GMT+2). The notice set early closes on both dates for several index products, Brent and WTI crude, gold and silver; US Shares were listed as closed on 23 November and as closing early on 24 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.
Orbex has published expected last trading days for September 2023 index and energy contracts and first trading days for their replacements, with all times in Server Local Time and the schedule subject to change without prior notice.
FX Choice Limited's 24 April 2023 notice lists holiday trading schedule changes for 1 and 8 May. DE30Index, UK100Index and UK, German and French shares are listed as closed on 1 May; UK100Index and UK shares are listed as closed on 8 May.
FX Choice Limited published a revised trading schedule for 7 and 10 April 2023, citing Easter. Commodities and shares are closed on 7 April, while DE30Index and UK100Index are closed on both dates; US30Index, US500Index, USTECHIndex and JAPANIndex close early at 16:15 GMT+3 on 7 April.
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