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Global Forex is exciting and potentially very profitable market.This market is a round the clock, 24-hours-a-day and 5-days-a-week industry. It starts from Sunday 5pm EST through Friday 4pm EST. Rollover at 5pm EST.

   
In global forex trading: The first trade market begins in Tokyo, Japan, at 7:00 pm Eastern Standard Time(EST) followed by markets in Singapore and Hong Kong that both open at 9:00 pm EST. The Frankfurt market opens at 2:00 am EST, followed by London at 3:00 am EST, for the European market. By 4:00 am EST, the Asian market has closed and all trading stops in that area of the world. The European market on the other hand is in its busiest time.
The market in the United States of America starts in New York at 8:00 am EST. By this time, the European market is coming to a close. The market in Australia comes to life at around 5:00 pm EST, and by 7:00 pm, the Japan market starts up again in Tokyo, completing one trading day.

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The great liquidity of global forex, combined with a market that's traded 5.5 days a week around the world, offers you an exceptional independence and choices to trade when you want to and not when the market wants you to do it.
 
 
In Global Forex Trades always develop with relatively the same frequency, regardless of time. As long as the market of global forex is open, there is about the same probability that you will find a trade, whenever your look for it.
In global forex, during each trading day, the total volume of is determined by the number of markets that are open and the times each of these markets overlap one another.
 
 
 
 
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