TradingView Adds Eurex Options To Its European Derivatives Lineup
TradingView has expanded its derivatives coverage with the addition of Eurex options data, bringing a new layer of transparency to European markets. The update strengthens the platform’s offering for traders and analysts viewking deeper insight into listed options alongside futures and cash instruments.
Eurex is one of the world’s largest derivatives platforms and a core part of the Deutsche Börse Group. Since launching in 1998, the platform has played a central role in electronic trading, clearing, and and professional market participants.
By integrating Eurex options directly into its charting environment, TradingView continues its strategy of consolidating into a single analytical interface. This allows users to monitor price action, volatility, and market expectations without relying on multiple data providers.
Key Benchmarks And Volatility Instruments
The new coverage includes options on several of Europe’s most widely followed equity benchmarks. Traders can now access contracts linked to the EURO STOXX 50 Index (EUREX:OESX), the EURO STOXX Banks Index (EUREX:OESB), and DAX options (EUREX:ODAX), all of which are commonly used to gauge .
In addition to equity index options, TradingView has added options on VSTOXX futures (EUREX:OVS2). These instruments are closely watched by market participants looking to assess volatility expectations and manage exposure during periods of heightened uncertainty.
The integration also covers EURO STOXX 50 end-of-day options (EUREX:OEXP) and STOXX Europe 600 options (EUREX:OXXP). Together, these products provide a broader view of sector-specific and pan-European risk dynamics.
Enhancing Analysis And Trading Decisions
With Eurex options now available on charts, users can incorporate derivatives data more effectively into their technical and volatility analysis. This supports more informed decision-making for hedging strategies, directional trades, and .
Accessing the new instruments is straightforward through , allowing traders to rapidly pull up relevant tickers and integrate them into existing workflows. The seamless access reduces friction for those tracking multiple European benchmarks.
The Eurex expansion underscores TradingView’s broader ambition to serve as a comprehensive gateway to global markets. With hundreds of data feeds and more than two million instruments available, the platform continues to position itself as a single entry point for cross-asset analysis.
