Date of rollovers updated

18-09-2019 08:43

Due to the reduced liquidity of the underlying instruments, the date of the following rollovers was updated:

September 18th, AU200.pro; AU200.std; AUS200 (change rollover date from 17th to 18th)

September 19th, DE30.std, DE30, FR40.std, GB100.std, CH20.std, PL20, NL25.std, ES35, ES35.std, OILBRNT.std, DE30.pro, FR40.pro, GB100.pro, CH20.pro, PL20.pro, NL25.pro, ES35.pro, IT40.pro, OILBRNT.pro, GER30, SUI20, W20x10, ESP35 (change rollover date from 17th to 19th)

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