TradingView now offers trading of stocks, funds, bonds, and futures from Nasdaq Dubai, a stock exchange based in Dubai.
The exchange began operating in 2005 and solely included stocks and market indicators at first. However, it rapidly gained popularity. Within two years, it successfully listed the biggest initial public offering in the Middle East at that time. The company called DP World raised a staggering $4.96 billion through this listing.
By adding more companies and creating new markets, such as the first trading place for equity derivatives in the UAE, Nasdaq Dubai has become an important player in the Middle East’s financial markets. The exchange also pays attention to the needs of the local market by making it easier for smaller businesses, including family-owned ones, to be listed. As a result, Nasdaq Dubai provides a valuable entryway to a thriving and varied market.
The inclusion of Nasdaq Dubai data in TradingView’s data feeds is highly beneficial. This integration gives users access to information on stocks, funds, bonds, and futures. These can easily be found by searching for symbols with the prefix “NASDAQDUBAI:”.
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