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FXOpen Resumes Trading in CHF Pairs

The FXOpen Team

Dear Traders, Please note that the suspension of CHF trading caused by the extreme market situation last week is now over and CHF trading has been fully restored. We would like to remind that FXOpen UK is conducting its business as usual. Customers are able to trade as normal, as well as deposit and withdraw funds in a regular manner. Kind Regards, FXOpen UK Team

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