TradingView has integrated more than 1,000 FTSE Russell indices into its Supercharts platform, expanding data coverage to provide traders and analysts with broader context across global markets and asset classes. The integration, announced by the charting platform, brings indices from the index division of the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) directly to users’ analysis tools.
- Coverage: Over 1,000 FTSE Russell indices across equities, fixed income, real estate, and digital assets
- Key Indices: Russell Top 500, Russell Top 50 Mega Cap, and region-specific indices for Japan, Europe, and Canada
- Access Method: Search using “FTSE:” prefix in symbol search
- FTSE Russell Background: Formed from 2015 merger of FTSE Group and Russell Indexes
FTSE Russell operates as the index division of LSEG and provides benchmarks across multiple asset classes using transparent, rules-based methodologies. The Russell Top 500 index serves as a key barometer for major U.S. enterprises, while the Russell Top 50 Mega Cap tracks the 50 largest constituents of the Russell 3000. The suite includes indices tailored to specific geographic regions and market segments, enabling both top-down market analysis and granular asset-level examination.
The data integration allows TradingView users to establish broader market perspective before focusing on individual securities. Traders can access global trend analysis, regional market performance data, and segment-specific benchmarks within a single platform. TradingView now connects to hundreds of data feeds, providing access to more than two million instruments worldwide through its platform.
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