XM currently operates on the daylight saving time (GMT+3).

XMTrading's trading hours switch seasonally between standard time (GMT+2) and daylight saving time (GMT+3). Daylight saving periods vary by region: in the United States, they run from the second Sunday in March to the first Sunday in November, while in Europe, they run from the last Sunday in March to the last Sunday in October. In Southern Hemisphere regions such as Australia, the period typically spans from September to April. Special attention is required, as trading hours may shift one hour earlier during daylight saving time in many markets.

On XM, the platform’s display time automatically adjusts between standard time and daylight saving time, allowing you to track accurate trading hours without any manual intervention. The rollover time, when swap points are applied to overnight positions, remains fixed regardless of the time setting.

On XMTrading, trading and quoting hours may vary by instrument. Trading hours indicate when an instrument can be traded, while quoting hours refer to when its price movements can be viewed. Forex is typically available nearly 24 hours on weekdays, although some instruments may be unavailable due to holidays or other factors. Please check trading hours in advance.