TradingView Launches CME Options Data For Global Derivatives Analysis
TradingView has gone live with CME options data, extending its derivatives coverage and giving traders deeper visibility into some of the world’s most actively traded markets. The integration supports more advanced analysis, risk management, and strategy development across multiple asset classes.
CME Group is one of the largest and most influential derivatives marketplaces globally, connecting participants across futures and options in equities, energy, agriculture, metals, and financial products. Its contracts are widely regarded as benchmarks due to their liquidity, transparency, and global adoption.
By adding CME options directly to its platform, TradingView continues to consolidate institutional-grade market data within a single charting environment, allowing users to analyze derivatives alongside with greater efficiency.
Options Coverage Across Key Asset Classes
The new integration provides access to a broad range of CME options, enabling traders to hedge exposures, monitor market expectations, and study volatility across major sectors. These instruments play a central role in managing uncertainty around macroeconomic events and market shocks.
Energy market participants, for example, can use crude oil options to manage risk related to supply disruptions, geopolitical developments, or shifts in demand. At the identical time, equity traders can apply E-mini S&P 500 options to express directional views or hedge portfolios tied to .
All CME options data is fully supported by and indicators, allowing users to integrate options analysis into existing workflows without switching platforms or relying on external data sources.
How To Access CME Options On TradingView
To view CME options on your charts, open the symbol search, switch to the Options tab, and enter one of the supported platform prefixes: CBOT:, CME:, COMEX:, or NYMEX:. This provides quick available through CME Group.
When searching for CME options on Supercharts, results will appear as underlyings rather than individual option contracts. Selecting an underlying will automatically open the corresponding option chain, streamlining navigation and contract selection.
The addition of CME options reinforces TradingView’s role 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 access point for multi-asset and derivatives-focused analysis.
