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Bank Holiday

A collection of 66 issues

JPY Bank Holiday, Oct 14, 2024

Japanese Yen Volatility Ahead: Health-Sports Day Bank Holiday Impact October 14, 2024 marked a significant date for the Japanese Yen (JPY) as it coincided with Health-Sports Day, a national holiday in Japan. This holiday closure of banks, announced on October 14th, had a notable impact on the currency market due

CNY Bank Holiday, Oct 07, 2024

China's National Day Holiday: Impact on the CNY Currency Market October 7, 2024 marks the observance of National Day in China, resulting in a bank holiday and a significant impact on the CNY (Chinese Yuan) currency market. While this is a non-economic event, it has profound implications for traders and

AUD Bank Holiday, Oct 07, 2024

Australian Labor Day: Expect Thin Trading and Volatility on October 7th Key Takeaway: Australian banks will be closed on October 7th, 2024, in observance of Labor Day, potentially leading to thinner trading and increased volatility in the AUD. Understanding the Impact of Bank Holidays on Forex Markets The Australian dollar

CNY Bank Holiday, Oct 04, 2024

China's National Day: Impacting CNY Volatility on October 4th, 2024 Latest Update: The Chinese yuan (CNY) is expected to experience market fluctuations on October 4th, 2024, due to the country's observance of National Day. This non-economic event, with an eBaseID of 468, will see Chinese banks closed, impacting market liquidity

CNY Bank Holiday, Oct 03, 2024

China's National Day: Impact on the CNY and Forex Markets October 3, 2024 marks a significant date for the Chinese yuan (CNY) and the global Forex market. China observes National Day, a public holiday resulting in the closure of all banks. This closure, while seemingly a local event, can have

CNY Bank Holiday, Oct 02, 2024

CNY Bank Holiday: Expect Low Liquidity and Volatility on October 2nd, 2024 Important Update: The Chinese yuan (CNY) will experience a Bank Holiday on October 2nd, 2024, due to the observance of National Day. This event is classified as Non-Economic and will likely lead to low liquidity and abnormally high