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Trading Hours Schedule for China's Public Holiday

The FXOpen Team

Dear Traders,

Due to the public holiday (Mid-Autumn Festival) in China on 29th September, you will experience the following changes in the trading hours schedule (all times are GMT+3):

Hang Seng Index (#HSI)

  • Friday, September 29: until 22:00;
  • Monday, October 2: trading closed;
  • Tuesday, October 3: 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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