Refinitiv Combines Two Coronavirus Eikon Applications
The data giant is enhancing its pandemic coverage, as it sees a surge in demand for data making sense of a volatile new world.
Refinitiv’s two applications that track the coronavirus pandemic will be combined, and are available as one app on the Eikon terminal starting this week.
“We combined the two applications because many customers were interested in the information in both of them,” says John Dioufas, director of macro and economics product at Refinitiv.
In late January, as the World Health Organization declared the Covid-19 outbreak a public health emergency, Refinitiv launched a coronavirus-themed app for the
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