Futures Data from ASX Now Available on TradingView

TradingView, the all-things trading platform for traders and the global leader in charting and analysis tools, announced the addition of the Australian Security Exchange (ASX) to its list of data providers, allowing users to access futures data of the exchange from its platform.

ASX was established in July 2006 when the Australian Stock Exchange and the Sydney Futures Exchange merged. Today, it operates as a market operator, clearing house, and payment system facilitator, offering various services, including listing, trading, and settlement, as well as data and other post-trade services.

In the latest press released, TradingView stated: "Investors frequently opt for ASX due to its operation of markets across a wide range of asset classes, including fixed income, commodities, and energy. And now you can watch ASX futures on these assets right on TradingView charts. See futures on ASX SPI 200 Index that tracks the performance of the 200 largest companies listed on the exchange, ASX 3-year Treasury bonds, and more — just type the 'ASX24:' prefix in the symbol search field."

TradingView's list of data providers continues to grow. In addition to the ASX, the firm has entered into new or further partnerships with a number of exchanges and data providers this year, such as the London Metal Exchange, ICE​, Metropolitan Stock Exchange of India, FTSE, etc.