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Trading schedule for US Labor Day 2020

September, 04 2020


Dear traders!


We draw your attention to some changes in the trading schedule due to the upcoming US Labor Day on September 7, 2020. 


CFDs on Shares will be untradable all day long;

Trading Spot Metals will close at 8:00 p.m. (UTC+3).

Moreover, due to the low liquidity in the Forex market this period, there may be volatility jumps in pairs, which include the US dollar. So, please take this information into account when trading.


The schedule will be back to normal from the following day.


Best Regards, 

ForexMart team. 
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Foreign exchange is highly speculative and complex in nature, and may not be suitable for all investors. Forex trading may result in a substantial gain or loss. Therefore, it is not advisable to invest money you cannot afford to lose. Before using the services offered by ForexMart, please acknowledge the risks associated with forex trading. Seek independent financial advice if necessary. Please note that neither past performance nor forecasts are reliable indicators of future results.