TradingView has added stocks, funds, bonds, and futures from a Dubai-based stock exchange, Nasdaq Dubai.

The exchange was established in 2005 and initially listed only equities and indices, but it quickly started gaining traction: just two years later, it listed the largest IPO in the Middle East of that time — the DP World company, which then raised 4.96 billion dollars.

Listing more companies and launching new markets (including the first equity derivatives market in the UAE), Nasdaq Dubai has eventually turned into a key player in the Middle East capital markets. At the same time, the exchange tries to keep the local market’s needs on the radar, too: in 2012, it lowered the market cap requirements for its listed companies, thus opening the door for smaller enterprises, including family-owned ones. All this makes Nasdaq Dubai a great gateway to a flourishing and diverse market.

Nasdaq Dubai data is a valued addition to TradingView data feeds: with this integration, you can access stocks, funds, bonds, and futures. All of them can be found in the symbol search, just use the “NASDAQDUBAI:” prefix.

TradingView has been expanding its list of data providers recently. The latest additions include Korea Exchange and Taiwan Futures Exchange.