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Changes to the trading schedule on July 5, 2021

July, 01 2021

Dear clients,


Please note some changes to the trading schedule due to the upcoming Independence Day in the United States on July 4th. These changes will affect the following instruments on July 5, 2021: 


Trading CFD US stocks will be unavailable during the whole day.

Trading the following instruments will be closed early:

At 7:45 pm(GMT+3):

Spot Metals

#CL.z

#Brent.z


At 8:00 pm (GMT+3):

#NG.z

SPX500.x

DJ30.x 

NASDAQ100.x

JP225.x,


At 11:00 pm (GMT+3):

UK100.x


Please consider this information when planning your trading activity.


Best regards,

ForexMart team
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Foreign exchange is highly speculative and complex in nature, and may not be suitable for all investors. Forex trading may result in a substantial gain or loss. Therefore, it is not advisable to invest money you cannot afford to lose. Before using the services offered by ForexMart, please acknowledge the risks associated with forex trading. Seek independent financial advice if necessary. Please note that neither past performance nor forecasts are reliable indicators of future results.