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Trading Hour Schedule for the HK Public Holiday

The FXOpen Team

Dear Traders,

Due to the forthcoming HK public holiday on 1st July, you will experience the following changes in the trading hours schedule (all times are GMT+3):

Friday, 28th June

Indices:

  • #HSI – trading until 22:00.

Monday, 1st July

Indices:

  • #HSI – trading closed.

HK Stocks CFD – trading closed.

Tuesday, 2nd July

Indices:

  • #HSI – trading starts at 04:15.

All other financial markets will be traded as usual.

Please consider this information as you plan your trading and note that the hours above are subject to change.

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