IFC Markets announced suspension of CFD trading on TransCanada Corporation shares
IFC Markets has announced a temporary suspension of Contract for Difference (CFD) trading on shares of TransCanada Corporation (ticker: #CA-TRP) due to an upcoming corporate event. The suspension will take effect on September 23, 2024, affecting all open positions and pending orders related to the company's stock.
In its official communication, IFC Markets stated that all open positions on TransCanada Corporation shares (#CA-TRP) will be closed at the market's closing price on September 20, 2024. Additionally, any pending orders on the same stock will be deleted to prevent discrepancies during the corporate event. The broker emphasized that trading in TransCanada Corporation shares would resume in the future, though the exact timeline for this has yet to be confirmed.
Corporate events such as mergers, acquisitions, or stock splits often require brokers to temporarily halt trading on affected assets to facilitate necessary adjustments. While IFC Markets has not specified the nature of the corporate event, it is anticipated that the move is part of a broader strategic initiative by TransCanada Corporation, which is one of North America’s leading energy infrastructure companies.
Clients of IFC Markets with active positions or pending orders related to TransCanada Corporation are encouraged to review their portfolios and make any necessary adjustments before the suspension comes into effect on September 23, 2024. This temporary disruption is expected to ensure a smooth transition once the corporate event concludes, minimizing potential market risks during this period.
The suspension of CFD trading is a common practice in the financial markets during significant corporate events to protect both traders and the financial institutions involved. While the exact timing of the resumption of trading on TransCanada Corporation shares remains uncertain, IFC Markets has assured its clients that the situation will be closely monitored and trading will resume when market conditions stabilize.