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FXOpen MT4 Server Time is Changing to GMT+3

The FXOpen Team

Dear Trader, Please note that the FXOpen MetaTrader 4 (MT4) server time is changing to GMT+3 (daylight saving time).

When the market opens on Monday, March 10th, 2014, the GMT offset on the MT4 trading platform will be set to GMT+3 (DST).

Although the change should not affect open trades or the process of opening, placing, closing or modifying orders, we strongly recommend that customers adjust the GMT offset in their Indicators and Expert Advisors to GMT+3 to match FXOpen server time.

Follow the discussion on the FXOpen Forum for further infomation.

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