MetaQuotes add FXstreet news and analytics feeds to MT4 and MT5

MetaQuotes Software Corp., the maker of the popular MT4 and MT5 trading platforms, and Forex portal and info site FXstreet.com officially announced the delivery of news and analytics feeds from FXstreet.com to the MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 trading platforms.

The MetaTrader Platforms already provide integrated gateways to several data feed providers from well-known news agencies. However unlike other data feed providers, FXstreet.com’s feed provides not only financial news, but also Forex-focused detailed analytics.

We recently reported how the FX news / data / analytics market has heated up, as FX brokerage firms have increased their spending lately on FX news, analysis and data feeds.

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