Thomson Reuters Debuts MENA Indexes
Thomson Reuters last week unveiled more than 500 new indexes for individual Middle East equity markets, as well as regional indexes for the region, the Persian Gulf and Islamic countries outside the immediate vicinity, bringing the vendor’s index count to 9,000, covering 51 countries and 24 regions. The index data is available via the vendor’s Eikon, 3000 Xtra, Datastream, StarMine and Portfolio Analytics products.
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