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Trading Hours Schedule for the UK Summer Bank Holiday

The FXOpen Team

Dear Traders,

Due to the Summer Bank Holiday in the UK on 29th August, you will experience the following changes in the trading hours schedule (all times are GMT+3):

Indices: UK100 (#UK100)

  • Friday, August 26: trading till 23:00
  • Monday, August 29: trading closed
  • Tuesday, August 30: trading starts at 03:00

All other financial instruments will be traded without changes.

Please consider these changes when planning your trading activities.

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