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FOREX Market Time Chart. This chart compares the GMT time shown in 4X Made Easy™ to the four U.S. time zones based on Daylight Savings Time (DST). The FOREX market operates 24 hours / 6 days a week. The most active trading times (highlighted in green) are when 2 or more equity markets are open.
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Description of the Forex Market Time Activity The global Forex market requires some understanding of GMT (Greenwich Mean Time). GMT is the time at Greenwich, England which is used as the basis for standard time throughout the world. GMT is commonly referred to as World Time.
Anticipate market-moving events long before they happen with the internet's most forex-focused economic calendar.
Forex Market Hours. The continuous liquidity of the Forex market is based on the fact that the markets are opened for 24 hours a day in any part of the world.
Use the Forex Market Time Converter tool to view the open and close times for the Sydney, Tokyo, London and New York trading sessions in your own local time zone.
The real-time Economic Calendar covers economic events and indicators from around the world, including the US, the UK, Canada and Australia, and is automatically updated when new data is released.
The schedule for Forex hours of trading is displayed above the hour-tiles, aligned to your home time zone. Switch dates using the toolbar to view Forex hours for a particular day. Forex hours are based on the commonly accepted trading times and account for daylight saving in each location.
