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Trading Hours Schedule in Observance of Australia Day

The FXOpen Team

Dear Traders,

Please be advised of the temporary changes to the trading schedule in observance of Australia Day, which falls on 26th January. All times listed below are GMT+2.

Friday, 23rd January

Indices CFD:

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

Monday, 26th January

Indices CFD:

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

All other financial markets will operate under their regular trading hours.

We kindly encourage you to take this information into account when planning your trading activities. Please note that the above schedule is subject to change depending on market conditions or liquidity providers.

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