TradingView is expanding its options coverage by adding options data from four more exchanges: Euronext, B3 S.A. – Brasil, Bolsa, Balcão, Korea Exchange, and Thailand Futures Exchange.

These exchanges have grown into key derivatives venues in their respective regions. Euronext merged the Amsterdam, Brussels, and Paris exchanges before expanding further across Europe, while B3 took its current shape after BM&FBOVESPA, created in 2008 by combining Brazil’s stock and derivatives exchanges, merged with CETIP. South Korea’s KRX followed a similar path, combining the country’s stock, KOSDAQ, and futures exchanges in 2005. In Thailand, TFEX was established in 2004 as the country’s sole central marketplace for derivatives trading, offering products across equities, currencies, and more.

This update brings options across several asset classes at once. Euronext adds options on stocks and indices across five markets — Amsterdam, Paris, Brussels, Oslo, and Lisbon — including ASML Holding stock and the OBX index, alongside contracts on agricultural futures, Italian equities, and the FTSE MIB index. B3 brings options on stocks such as VALE3, plus BDRs, ETFs, BM&F futures and currency contracts. KRX adds index options, including those on KOSPI 200, and stock options on 64 of its most liquid names, such as Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix, and Hyundai Motor. TFEX adds SET50 index options and USD/THB currency options.

To dive deeper into the newly added data, head to symbol search, select the Options tab, and enter the relevant prefix:

• EURONEXT: for Euronext data. Note: use OSL: or MIL: to find options with stocks as the underlying in Oslo and Milan, and FTSE: for FTSE MIB index
• BMFBOVESPA: for B3
• KRX: for the Korea Exchange
• TFEX: for the Thailand Futures Exchange.