There’s always room for improvement, and this is also true when it comes to data. Here at TradingView, we want you to make the maximum use of the market data you find on the platform; that’s why we keep improving it even after integration. Today, we’re introducing several updates on the futures data from Eurex, the leading European derivatives exchange.
Settlement price
You can now switch between Settlement and Last prices as the closing value of the contracts. To do this, just press the “SET” button at the bottom of the chart or check the “Use settlement as close on daily interval” box in the settings.
The Settlement price is calculated by the exchange at the end of a trading day based on the averages of final asks and bids. It will help you better understand the gains and losses of your position, but note that settlement price is not reflected on intraday intervals. You can read more on Settlement vs. Last price in this article.
Back-adjustment
You can now back-adjust previous contracts in continuous Eurex futures — this will remove the roll gap that happens due to price differences for different contracts.
This feature can be activated with “B-ADJ” button at the bottom of the chart or in the settings in the “Adjust for contracts changes” checkbox:
You can always find more info about Back-adjustment in our Help center.
Open interest
Finally, we’ve added the ability to track the Open interest value for Eurex futures — it shows the total number of outstanding derivative contracts that have not been settled and will help you better evaluate futures. To see this data, open the Indicators, Metrics & Strategies menu and choose the Open interest indicator.
These improvements to Eurex data are aimed at helping you make your futures market analysis more accurate and effective. Let us know if they live up to these expectations by sharing your feedback. And don’t forget that Eurex is one of many. Our platform reliably connects to hundreds of data feeds, with direct access to 1,357,880 instruments from all over the world. All this makes TradingView your only needed point of entry for everything markets.