Platts Unveils Trade Vision API for Natural Gas Price Submitters
The latest release builds off of lingering automation needs within last year's phase-one Trade Vision database launch.
S&P Global Platts, the S&P Global-owned price reporting agency, has launched its newest API, Trade Vision, as part of its broader effort to bring commodities markets into the digital age. The Trade Vision API aims to make the price reporting process of US natural gas more efficient for price submitters, though the company also plans to extend it to other commodities and countries.
Price reporting is historically voluntary and highly manual—two things that don’t mix well. This reported data
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