MNI – Market News
British financial news organization
MNI – Market News is a financial news organization focused on international capital markets. It is a provider of real-time news and analysis for the global foreign exchange market and fixed income markets. MNI has 12 bureaus across the United States, Asia, and Europe and is headquartered in London. Market News has press credentials recognized by the White House, United States Congress, the Federal Reserve, the Deutsche Bundesbank, the European Central Bank, as well as by the governments and central banks of all Group of Seven nations.
History
MNI was founded in 1983 by economist Robert Jones to advise on any pending actions by the Federal Reserve. MMS was an early innovator in the field of real-time analytics for traders.
In December 2003, it was acquired by Xinhua Finance. In December 2008, Deutsche Börse paid $10 million to buy MNI from Xinhua. On 5 July 2016 Deutsche Börse agreed to sell MNI to Hale Global.
In 2004, MNI came in the spotlight as financial news service provider through its publication of articles on European and global markets incorporating market intelligence from sources of the European Central Bank.
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