Now in its' 10th year, TheBullionDesk provides full coverage of the precious metals markets. Full News and Research coverage plus optional data and charting from NYMEX and COMEX exchanges. Launched in 2000, TheBullionDesk.com has long been the most influential precious metals site on the internet.
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MyDesk is our brand new service for subscribers. It provides a fully configurable and customizable desktop to allow you to decide what to display and where to display it. MyDesk is still delivered as a web page so has complete portability with no software to install.
MyDesk allows you to create your own tabs and organise your content into columns. You can resize the columns and drag content between columns.
BaseMetals.com has now been running for over 5 years, providing full coverage of the base metals markets. With data direct from the London Metal Exchange, as well as COMEX, SHFE, MCX and DGCX all your data needs are covered too.
A growing area of our busines is devoted to supplying data feeds to our customers. These are typically delivered over the internet in XML or RSS formats. We are also able to deliver these in CSV format files. All are bespoke, and tailored to our clients needs.
Customers will typically use these feeds for internal pricing or to display market data or news on their own website or intranet.
Email us at sales@fastmarkets.com to find out more and discuss your requirements.
Data can be downloaded to your internal Excel spreadsheets for pricing using our DDE Server. This can be useful for internal pricing and mark to market.
The DDE Server can also be used for accessing historical data.
Email us at sales@fastmarkets.com to find out more.
Choose our new free MinorMetals.com service for the advantage of in-house editorial reports from our experienced team of analysts and journalists, a comprehensive news aggregation service, charting tools and free market reference prices.
We provide an alerts service where customers can receive notifications from us when certain events appear in our news wires, or when the prices of selected commodities breaks through the customers set trigger level.
These alerts can be delivered to mobile phones via SMS or email messages.