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LSEG Expands Market Data Offering with Additional Feeds and Market Coverage

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London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) has significantly expanded its market data services, enhancing both its real-time and historical data offerings. The expansion includes the addition of 105 feeds to its historical market data product, Tick History – PCAP, and coverage of 37 new markets in its Real-Time-Direct (RTD) service.

The RTD service, which provides low-latency market data, now includes 20 U.S. equities and Canadian markets, as well as 17 global futures exchanges. This enhancement grants customers access to a more comprehensive set of direct feeds, including full depth-of-book data for all U.S. equities and major U.S. futures exchanges. The update also introduces a simplified architecture and lower latency, maintaining LSEG’s data model for consistency and reliability.

For historical market data, Tick History – PCAP now offers more than 400 feeds, with new coverage spanning 14 markets in the Americas, 8 in the Asia-Pacific region, and 76 in EMEA. Notable additions include feeds from the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, Shenzhen Stock Exchange, and European Energy Exchange. The data, captured with nanosecond precision at exchange data centres, is now available via AWS cloud services.

LSEG’s expanded offering aims to support market participants with deeper and more diverse datasets, enabling more informed decision-making across trading and investment strategies.

Stuart Brown Global Head of Data and Feeds, LSEG, commented: “We are delighted to offer the marketplace expanded coverage for both Tick History – PCAP and Real-Time-Direct. This expansion continues our low-latency strategy to meet the needs of our front-office customers and to provide market data across the entire latency spectrum.”

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