TradingView is continuously expanding its market coverage to help traders make more informed decisions and provide a deeper, more reliable view of global markets.

Making a step in this direction, TradingView is introducing the integration of CME options data, further strengthening the tools available for advanced market analysis, risk management, and strategy building.

CME Group is one of the world’s leading derivatives marketplaces, bringing together buyers and sellers across futures and options on equities, energy, agriculture, and more. With its long history, CME Group is known for deep liquidity, transparent pricing, and benchmark contracts that are widely used by professional market participants around the globe.

With this latest integration, TradingView users now have access to a broad range of CME options, allowing hedging of exposure, tracking of market expectations, and analysis of volatility in key markets. For example, energy traders can use crude oil options to manage risk around supply shocks or geopolitical events, while E-mini S&P 500 options provide flexible ways to trade or hedge movements in the US equity market, all supported by TradingView’s detailed charts and indicators.

To open the new data on your chart, head to the symbol search, select the Options tab, and enter one of the prefixes into the search field: CBOT:, CME:, COMEX:, NYMEX:.

Please note that if you search for CME options on TradingView Supercharts, the results will show you underlyings rather than individual contracts, and when clicked on, they will open the corresponding option chain.