CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 77.3% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.

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Expiration Dates

Futures instruments will be rolled over on the expiration dates as per the table below.

Expiration Dates Upcoming Holidays Trading Conditions Trading Hours

Stay informed when weekly expiration dates are near

  • Positions open at 22:00 GMT on the expiration date will be adjusted via a swap charge or credit to reflect the difference in price between the expiring and new contracts
  • To avoid rollovers, clients can close their futures positions before the expiration date.
  • Any existing pending order(s) on the WebPlatform and MT4 (i.e., Stop Loss, Take Profit, Entry Stop or Entry Limit) placed on an instrument will be adjusted to symmetrically (point-for-point) reflect the price differences between the expiring contract and the new contract at 22:00 GMT on the rollover date.
  • Any existing pending order(s) on MT5 (S/L, T/P, entry stop and entry limit) placed on these instruments will be automatically removed at 22:00 GMT on the rollover date.
View Weekly Expiration Rollovers

Instrument

Rollover Date

CFD

TNOTE10

16/05/2025

✔

Spain35

09/05/2025

✔

Amsterdam25

09/05/2025

✔

VIXX

09/05/2025

✔

HongKong45

23/05/2025

✔

TBOND30

16/05/2025

✔

BrentOil

23/05/2025

✔

GoldGC

16/05/2025

✔

Palladium

16/05/2025

✔

France40

09/05/2025

✔

NaturalGas

16/05/2025

✔

Oil

16/05/2025

✔

GER10YBond

30/05/2025

✔

Gilt10Y

16/05/2025

✔