dxFeed launches Cboe Australia Market Data as interest in APAC grows

Rick Steves

“Cboe gives the most favorable conditions for obtaining Australian data. That’s why providing access to the Cboe Australia Market Data is a significant milestone for us, and we believe it will provide our clients with valuable insights and opportunities.”

dxFeed has announced the launch of Cboe Australia Market Data through its infrastructure as part of its effort to provide the most favorable conditions on Australia data for a wide range of customers worldwide.

Market Data feeds from Cboe Australia provide a significant view into the Australian equities market. Cboe Australia’s cash equities platform executes nearly $6 billion in trades daily with more than 20% market share of the Australian equities market.

“Cboe gives the most favorable conditions for obtaining Australian data”

Oleg Solodukhin, CEO at dxFeed, said: “Cboe gives the most favorable conditions for obtaining Australian data. That’s why providing access to the Cboe Australia Market Data is a significant milestone for us, and we believe it will provide our clients with valuable insights and opportunities.”

Cathy Clay, EVP, Digital and Data Solutions at Cboe, commented: “We’re excited to bring robust Cboe Australia Market Data to a wider audience through dxFeed infrastructure. We believe our collaboration will help facilitate greater access to the world’s market for investors and traders, and we look forward to working with dxFeed to continue enhancing their offerings.”

dxFeed plans to provide access to South Korea, HK, China, Singapore

dxFeed focuses primarily on delivering financial information and services to buy- and sell-side institutions in global markets, both traditional and crypto. That includes brokerages, prop traders, exchanges, individuals (traders, quants, and portfolio managers), and academia (educational institutions and researchers).

The firm will now provide its B2B and retail customers access to a new market as interest in the Australian and Asian regions grows.

dxFeed stated that this launch is crucial for its broader expansion plans as the firm’s ambitious growth strategy includes actively developing the Asia direction in the coming years by connecting exchanges and providing access to infrastructure for customers in South Korea, Hong Kong, Mainland China, Singapore, and other countries in the region.

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