Here are some details of the new DJ FX Trader, a news and data product being launched by Dow Jones & Co. to cover the foreign exchange market.
— There will be a team of 100 journalists dedicated specifically to covering news vital to FX markets;
— Journalists will be based in strategic locations around the world to capture the local angle on currency flash points while providing the global context for the forex market;
— The product is expected to offer access to breaking forex news ahead of the broader market and other exclusive content. DJ FX Trader is a key addition to Dow Jones’ portfolio of forex trading products, which includes several forex-specific wire and commentary services;
— The forex market averages $4 trillion in turnover daily, according to the Bank for International Settlements. That market is expected to more than double to $10 trillion by 2020, according to UBS AG.
“The House of Medici made money from foreign exchange — in our age, it will be Dow Jones,” said Robert Thomson, editor-in-chief of Dow Jones and managing editor of The Wall Street Journal, in a statement. “We will provide market-moving news and alerts, unique statistics and incisive commentary backed by the full weight of our news organization and supported by high-speed delivery technology. Currencies were once merely a measure, but they are now a global asset class.”
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