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What happens to the CFD Instruments upon the expiration of the current contract?

CFD instruments that are based on the underlined “futures” contracts are subject to expiration and should be closed, prior to the last trading day (mentioned on the “Product Outline” on our website), otherwise any open positions, for the specific CFD instruments, shall be force-closed by the company based on the last quoted price (Bid/Ask) of the last trading day and cancel any remaining pending orders, without prior notice. CFD instruments based on underlined “future” contracts are subject to expiration and should be closed prior to the last trading day. If not closed by the client before the last trading day, positions are closed by the company based on the last quoted price (Bid/Ask) of the last trading day and any remaining pending orders are cancelled without prior notice.

For more information, please refer to the “Trading Conditions” from your portal under legal documents or on our website 

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