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Holiday Trading Schedule
Trading hours may be affected during public holidays and special market events, as global financial markets operate across multiple countries with different holiday calendars.
Since each region observes its own national holidays, trading availability can vary depending on the specific market involved. As a result, the trading schedules for certain instruments within Forex and CFDs may change during these periods. Some markets may open later than usual, close earlier, or remain fully closed for the day. These variations can impact liquidity, volatility, and overall trading conditions, making it important for traders to stay informed about any temporary schedule adjustments.
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FAQs
Holiday trading, explained.
Clear answers to common questions about Holiday trading at Novixa Capital.
Yes. An instrument may close early, open late or remain closed. Check the dated holiday notice for each position you plan to trade or hold.
Check the Holiday Trading Schedule page and any official account notices before the holiday. The notice should identify the affected symbols, dates and time zone.
Reduced liquidity and longer closures may cause wider spreads, gaps and slippage. Normal-session conditions are not guaranteed around a holiday.
Settlement and financing schedules may change for particular instruments. Review the relevant notice and instrument rules rather than assuming the normal daily charge.