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FXOpen to Switch to Daylight Saving Time on March 13

The FXOpen Team

Dear Traders,

On March 13th, 2022, FXOpen will shift the trading servers’ time forward by one hour from GMT+2 to GMT+3.

The change will affect all account types and will take place on Sunday 13th March 2022.

The transition of servers to daylight saving time does not impact the trading process. You will be able to open, close and modify orders as usual − just make sure to change the time in your indicators and expert advisors accordingly for them to function properly.

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