Recently Capital.com added the voice box Newsquawk so that traders can hear what is going on the market. The feature blasts out news and analysis when there are sudden market moves like economic indicator announcements.
Through an API integration, Newsquawk feeds will be delivered directly via the Capital.com app and web platforms, so that over 500,000 retail traders to receive up-to-the-minute news feeds.
Capital.com say that this partnership marks an industry-first in the retail brokerage space, highlihgthing Capital.com’s commitment to help clients make informed trading decisions.
However, Newsquawk (previously RANsquawk) has been available as an individual subscription and through other brokers on request for some time.
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