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Trading Hours Schedule for the King's Birthday Holiday (Australia)
Dear Traders,
Please be advised of the following changes to the trading schedule in observance of the King's Birthday holiday in Australia (all times are GMT+3):
Monday, 8th June 2026
Index CFDs:
- Australia 200 (#AUS200) – trading opens at 10:
Trading Hours Schedule for Late Spring Bank Holiday
Please note the changes to the trading hours schedule for the Late Spring Bank Holiday (all times are UTC+3).
Thursday, 21st May 2026
Index CFDs:
- #HSI — trading until 22:00;
- #UK100 — trading until 23:00.
Monday, 25th May 2026
Trading Hours Schedule for Labour Day and Early May Bank Holiday (UTC+3)
Please be aware of the upcoming changes to trading hours due to Labour Day and the Early May Bank Holiday in the UK (all times are GMT+3):
Thursday 30th April 2026
- #HSI — trading until 22:00;
- #FCHI, #GDAXIm, #ESX50