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Trading hours on Australia Day

The FXOpen Team

Dear Traders,

Please be aware of the trading schedule changes for Australia Day observed on January 26th (all times are GMT+2):

Wednesday, January 25

Indices CFD:

  • Australia 200 (#AUS200) - till 23:00.

Thursday, January 26

Indices CFD:

  • Australia 200 (#AUS200) - starts at 08:10.

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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