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New Quotes & Charts available at Futures

Posted on September 28, 2007 at 17:32 in Uncategorized by Francesc

In our constant effort to improve the services of our web, we have launched a new Quotes & Charts service for the Futures section.

We are sharing this project with Interactive Data and Netdania, two of the leading companies in the sector, which provide us with the most up-to-date information for all the main futures markets.

Working with huge exchanges such as CBOT, EUREX, CME, ICE, LIFFE or Euronext we will be able to offer one of the most complete Q&CH service in the whole net. Right now we are offering a fantastic pack on Financials and Indices that will be very soon expanded with more intra-day information on Metals and Energy.

We hope that you enjoy it!

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