TradingView Added Data From Four Global Exchanges
The platform has expanded its options coverage to include B3, Euronext, Korea Exchange, and Thailand Futures Exchange.
Updated on Sept. 25, 2026 in Stock Markets
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TradingView has officially integrated options data from four major derivatives exchanges to provide users with broader market insights. This expansion allows traders to access new financial instruments from B3, Euronext, the Korea Exchange, and the Thailand Futures Exchange.
Why it matters
The integration provides users with access to key regional derivatives venues that have become vital to global financial markets. By including these exchanges, the platform enhances the depth of its analytical tools for international market participants.
The update adds coverage for 64 liquid assets on the Korea Exchange alongside various options on stocks, indices, and currency contracts from B3, Euronext, and TFEX.
The players
TradingView
TradingView is a global charting platform and social network used by millions of traders to analyze financial markets.
Euronext
Euronext is a major pan-European stock exchange that operates markets in several countries.
Korea Exchange
The Korea Exchange is the sole securities exchange operator in South Korea.
Thailand Futures Exchange
The Thailand Futures Exchange is a derivatives exchange that provides various index and currency options.
The details
Users can access the expanded data set by navigating to the symbol search tool and selecting the Options tab. From there, traders can filter for the relevant exchange prefix to view specific options on stocks, ETFs, BDRs, and indices.
Timeline
TradingView expanded its options coverage on September 25, 2026.
The Korea Exchange was formed by combining stock and futures exchanges in 2005.
The Thailand Futures Exchange was established in 2004.
Market Dynamics
The integration reflects the ongoing consolidation of global financial derivatives market data into centralized digital platforms. This move follows a broader industry trend of aggregating fragmented regional liquidity pools to serve an increasingly international investor base.
Investors can now track derivative instruments from four additional international venues directly through their existing interface. This improvement simplifies the process of monitoring complex financial assets across different regional markets.
The takeaway
Traders should utilize the new symbol search filtering tools to verify the specific availability of contracts on each newly added exchange. Keeping watch on these venues can offer significant insights into regional market sentiment for global portfolios.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by FX News Group.
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