FXAN Integrates Newsquawk’s Real-Time News Voice Broadcasting

FXAN (ForexAnalysis.com), which offers market news services, has entered into a strategic partnership with Newsquawk, a provider of live audio news services. Announced today (Friday), FXAN has integrated Newsquawk’s newsfeed into its ecosystem.

“A Perfect Fit”

The integration is already live and available to FXAN subscribers. The platform plans to develop additional features and improvements in the coming months.

“Our partnership with FXAN is a perfect fit,” said Alec Baughan, Head of Sales at Newsquawk. “FXAN Squawk will enable traders to access our trusted, real-time market updates through a seamless platform designed for their trading needs. This collaboration strengthens our mission to deliver the fastest, most relevant news to financial professionals across the globe.”

FXAN focuses its offerings on retail traders with a suite of charting tools and data-driven indicators. Now, Newsquawk's real-time audio broadcasting services on critical economic data releases, central bank commentary, breaking geopolitical developments, and market sentiment will complement its offerings.

“Partnering with Newsquawk allows us to give our users that split-second advantage—whether they’re managing their own capital, trading prop firm accounts, or running strategies for hedge funds,” said Urban Stamcar, CEO of FXAN.

With the Newsquawk integration, FXAN subscribers can now customise news filters, add voice notifications for high-priority headlines, and receive regional news segmentation.

Interestingly, both companies have expressed a shared vision of further expanding the collaboration to include educational content, live macro commentary, and trader-focused events to build a more informed and capable trading community.

Enhancing Services with Third-Party Integration

Real-time market news has always been in demand among traders. In 2023, TipRanks acquired New Jersey-based The Fly, a digital publisher of real-time financial news, for an undisclosed amount.

Now, with the rise of artificial intelligence (AI), it remains to be seen how modern technology will change the real-time news business. Many brokers and trading platforms have already started integrating AI tools into their offerings.