TradeTheNews.com Delivers Free Global Market Updates Via Email for FOREX, Stock and Futures Traders
New York, NY (PRWEB) September 23, 2009
TradeTheNews.com, the international leader in financial breaking news analysis, introduces a new market update feature for investors looking to stay abreast of rapidly changing global markets. Delivered via email, the updates cover North American, European and Asian – Each corresponding global market designation has a specialized piece that can be delivered up to five times a day and includes weekly wrap-ups.
Found at TradeTheNews.com, interested parties can sign up for the free market updates by selecting the “Click here for free Market Updates” link on the main page. The market updates, produced daily by our professional analysts, provide readers with insight into the day-to-day performance in global markets at key junctures during trading hours.
Those who subscribe to the free market updates will also receive the weekly wrap-up every Friday. The report brings together the past week’s market activity in a insightful manner, providing in-depth analysis of the events of the week.
This new option has been an unexpected success for TradeTheNews.com, as hundreds of visitors to the website have already signed up for this free email service. Jessica Kurjakovic, Sales and Marketing Manager at Trade the News is particularly excited about the prospect of the link, stating, “By offering TradeTheNews.com Market Updates free of charge, we are hope to enabling both active and passive investor alike with a tool that will keep our readers abreast of global financial developments in dynamic markets.” To sign up for the Free Market Update simply click here.
Sample TradeTheNews.com Market Update Excerpt:
9/15/2009 Asian Market Update: Equities retreat from initial gains as Japan officials remain downbeat on economic outlook; AUD sinks on mixed RBA assessment, while Sterling outperforms on strong housing data
Asian equity markets opened the day firmer, tracking the bullish reversal in Monday’s US session as traders appeared to downplay concerns over protectionism that sank global markets overnight. However, the bullish bias petered out by mid-day, with bourses in Tokyo and Sydney retreating toward unchanged levels on a set of downbeat commentary from local officials as well as troublesome corporate developments in Australia’s telecom sector. With just over 2 hours to go, Nikkei225 and S&P/ASX are still up about 0.2% after gaining as much as 1% in the opening hour. Taiwan and Korean markets are leading the way with over 0.5% gains, while Shanghai Composite is around unchanged following relative regional strength over the prior session. Ahead of the Tuesday open, S&P futures point to a slightly lower open, as retail sales, PPI, and a Bernanke speech at Brooking loom for the US session.
About TradeTheNews.com
Established in 1999, TradeTheNews.com is the financial professional’s source for instant Stock, Futures, Forex and Credit news analysis. Breaking news s is delivered via live squawk and streaming headlines. TradeTheNews.com’s broadcasters and editors are professional analysts, CFA Charter Holders, and former portfolio managers who report and analyze free of conflict, quota, or bias 24 hours a day. This international team of analysts instantly delivers breaking market news at unrivaled speeds, distilling over 200,000 headlines and reporting only events that will impact the equity, commodities and currency markets across the globe. Clients hear and see breaking market news, analysis, comparisons, and market wisdom in real-time as it occurs.
For more information or a one-on-one product tour please contact:
Jessica Kurjakovic
212-884-8080
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