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Admirals has been a prominent name in the financial markets for nearly two decades, offering traders secure and transparent trading environments. The broker is regulated by top authorities such as FCA (UK), ASIC (Australia), and CySEC (Cyprus), ensuring traders' safety and funds protection through segregated accounts and negative balance protection. Admirals provides over 8,000 tradable instruments across Forex, stocks, indices, commodities, and ETFs, available on MT4 and MT5 platforms enhanced by the unique MetaTrader Supreme Edition and StereoTrader for advanced trading analytics.

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January 12, 2018 in 08:32

Trading Hour Schedule for US MLK Day: 15 January 2018

Dear Traders, Please note that due to the upcoming US holiday – Martin Luther King Day – our trading hours will be slightly modified. Please see the table below for full details of the upcoming changes and the instruments that will be affected: Monday January 15th Normal hours - Forex, Brent, CAC40, STOXX50, IBEX35, SMI20, ASX200, HSI50, AEX25, MDAX50, OBX25, TECDAX30, Stock CFD (EC), dam, China50, Cryptocurrency CFDs, WIG20, USDX. Closes 19:45 - WTI, NGAS. Closing 20:00 - Metal spot, DJI30, SP500, NQ100, JP225, USTNote. Closing 23:00 - DAX30, FTSE100. Tuesday January 16 - Normal watch All times mentioned above are in Eastern European Time (EET). N.B. "Normal Hours" vary depending on the instrument. Please find specific details for each instrument in the Contract Specifications section of our website. As usual, we'd like to draw your attention to the fact that there may be a higher level of risk involved in maintaining opened positions and pending orders over holiday periods. Also, the trading hours indicated above are subject to change by the respective exchanges or liquidity providers; changes in trading hours may also affect applicable pre-close terms. Furthermore, periods such as this can increase the probability of wider spreads due to thinner liquidity in the market. Kind regards, Admiral Markets