ICE Futures U.S. announces 2015 Independence Day holiday trading schedule

June 4, 2015

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ICE Futures U.S. will observe the following trading schedule for the 2015 Independence Day Holiday. Changes from regular trading and daily settlement window times are shown in bold, all times shown in NY time.

Sugar No. 11® and 16, Coffee “C” ®, Cotton No. 2®, Cocoa and FCOJ Contracts:

Independence Day 2015

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