TradingView has expanded its options market data coverage to include four major regional exchanges: Euronext, B3 S.A. – Brasil, Bolsa, Balcão, Korea Exchange (KRX), and Thailand Futures Exchange (TFEX). The expansion grants traders access to options across multiple asset classes and geographic markets, enabling hedging strategies, income generation, and market analysis tools previously unavailable on the platform.
- Euronext coverage: Options on stocks and indices across Amsterdam, Paris, Brussels, Oslo, and Lisbon, including ASML Holding, OBX index, Italian equities, and FTSE MIB index
- B3 coverage: Options on VALE3 stock, BDRs, ETFs, BM&F futures, and currency contracts
- KRX coverage: Index options on KOSPI 200 and stock options on 64 liquid names including Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix, and Hyundai Motor
- TFEX coverage: SET50 index options and USD/THB currency options
Each of the four exchanges serves as a critical derivatives hub in its region. Euronext operates across Northern and Southern Europe following mergers of the Amsterdam, Brussels, and Paris exchanges. B3 emerged from the 2008 merger of Brazil’s stock and derivatives exchanges, later combining with CETIP. KRX consolidated South Korea’s stock, KOSDAQ, and futures markets in 2005. TFEX was established in 2004 as Thailand’s centralized derivatives marketplace for equities, currencies, and related products.
The new data integrates seamlessly into TradingView‘s existing platform. Traders can access the newly added options by navigating to the symbol search feature, selecting the Options tab, and entering the relevant exchange prefix: EURONEXT, BMFBOVESPA, KRX, or TFEX. Special prefixes-OSL: and MIL: for Oslo and Milan equities respectively, and FTSE: for FTSE MIB index options, enable targeted searches on Euronext.
TradingView maintains connections to hundreds of data feeds, providing direct access to over two million instruments globally. The company positions itself as a unified entry point for world market data and analysis.
