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M4Markets Seychelles Updates Certain Trading Hours for US DST From 1 November 2026

M4Markets Seychelles said certain financial instruments will have adjusted trading hours from 1 November 2026 because of US daylight saving time, with times stated in system time GMT+2. The notice covers symbols including UKOIL, BVSPX, CHINA50, ES35, DE30, HK50, AUS200, UK100, EU Shares, USDCLP, USDCOP and USDKRW, and says the schedule is a guide subject to change.

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M4Markets Seychelles official website

AMarkets Announces Winter-Time Trading Hours for Listed Instruments

AMarkets announced adjusted trading hours for listed index, commodity, metal and US equity CFD instruments around Europe’s switch to winter time on October 24–25, 2026, with the schedule stated in EET. Forex hours remain unchanged, and cryptocurrency pairs will be suspended from 03:00 to 04:00 on October 25, 2026.

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AMarkets Group official website

FXCL Markets to Switch to GMT+2 Trading Hours on October 25, 2026

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.

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FXCL Markets official website

FXCL Announces Labour Day Index Trading Schedule Changes

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.

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FXCL Markets official website

M4Markets to Update MT4 and MT5 Trading Hours for UK Daylight Saving Time from 29 March 2026

M4Markets Seychelles said MT4 and MT5 trading hours will be updated from 29 March 2026 to coincide with the UK's move to Daylight Saving Time. The broker said the changes align sessions with global markets and are reflected in server time (GMT+3), but the notice did not identify affected instruments or specific revised hours.

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M4Markets Seychelles official website

AMarkets adjusts trading hours for several CFDs around US summer-time switch, 7-8 March 2026

AMarkets said trading hours for a set of index, commodity, metal and US equity CFDs will change around the US switch to summer time on 7-8 March 2026, listing revised sessions for each instrument. The broker said forex instruments trade as usual, with Friday trading until 23:00 EET, and described the schedule as introductory and subject to change.

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AMarkets Group official website

Orbex Sets GMT+3 Server Time and DST Trading Hours From 8 March 2026

Orbex said its server time will move to GMT+3 on 8 March 2026 for the start of US daylight-saving time, with certain instruments trading one hour later until European DST begins on 29 March. The notice says regular hours resume for all instruments on 29 March, though its table shows AUS200 at the same later session after both dates.

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Orbex international brand website

FXCL Markets Sets Early Closes for Metals and Indices on February 16

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.

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FXCL Markets official website

FXCL Sets Early Closes for Metals and Indices on Martin Luther King Day

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.

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FXCL Markets official website

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