Trading Schedule Changes due to Good Friday and Easter Monday celebrations in the US and Europe

28.03.2024 06:06 208
Trading Schedule Changes due to Good Friday and Easter Monday celebrations in the US and Europe

Dear Clients,


Please note that the trading schedule for a number of symbols will be modified due to the upcoming holidays in Europe (Good Friday, March 29; Easter Monday, April 1) and in the US (Good Friday, March 29):


SPX, NDX, DJI

29.03.2024 — Trading is closed


DAX, CAC40, UK100

29.03.2024 — Trading is closed

01.04.2024 — Trading is closed


JP225

29.03.2024 — Trading is closed


DXY

29.03.2024 — Trading is closed


COFFEE, COCOA, SUGAR

29.03.2024 — Trading is closed

01.04.2024 — Late opening at 02:30 pm


COTTON, WHEAT, CORN, SOYBEAN

29.03.2024 — Trading is closed


WTI, NG, HO, BRENT

29.03.2024 — Trading is closed


GOLD, SILVER, PLATINUM, PALLADIUM

29.03.2024 — Trading is closed


COPPER, ALUMINIUM, NICKEL, ZINC

29.03.2024 — Trading is closed

01.04.2024 — Trading is closed


CFD on US stocks in the US Stocks group

29.03.2024 — Trading is closed


Please pay attention to this information. We wish you successful trading.


Best regards, By trend team.

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