Reuters Extends Icap Contract, Adds Data
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Reuters has extended its agreement with London-based inter-dealer broker Icap to add more treasury and fixed income market data to its terminal products, Reuters said last week.
Icap is now providing Reuters with 24-hour data in spot FX, FX forwards and cash deposits for all regions globally as well as a new range of FX volatility data and extended swaps coverage, says a spokesperson for Reuters in London. Previously, the data was focused on Europe.
Reuters has also added money market
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