As markets get more automated, world market data keeps growing in amount and quality, and TradingView isn’t lagging behind. Today, we present newly integrated and improved futures data from the Intercontinental Exchange (ICE).
Intercontinental Exchange, Inc. is an American company that, for the past 23 years, has been providing market infrastructure worldwide — by operating exchanges and clearing houses, as well as supplying mortgage technology, listing services, and data. The last one is especially important for any kind of trader — with quality exchange data, valuations, and analytics, they can enhance their decision-making and manage risks.
Though some ICE data has already been available on TradingView for quite some time, today we introduce ICE Futures Europe data, allowing you to watch markets from various angles. There are two categories of newly-added futures: Commodity and Financial. With the first one, for example, you can track Dubai 1st Line (Platts) Mini Futures — monthly cash-settled mini futures based on the Platts daily assessment of Dubai Crude oil price. Some of the top futures from the second category are MSCI Brazil NTR Index futures, allowing you to follow the Brazilian equity market. To see all the new data, open the symbol search and type the “ICEEUR:” prefix:
All newly added Commodity and Financial futures are now displayed with a delay by default, and real-time data can be purchased according to the exchange requirements. Besides, both newly and previously added data for continuous futures will be displayed with the following features:
- Switching between Settlement and Last prices as the closing value of the contracts
- Back-adjustment of previous contracts
- Tracking the total number of outstanding derivative contracts that have not been settled with the Open interest indicator
Make use of the latest data feed improvements to enhance your market research. Don’t forget that 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.