Summary
Foreign Instruments are securities and market data from markets outside the local Maltese market. The Foreign Charts section provides a dedicated view for exploring and monitoring international instruments.
Why it matters
Access to foreign instruments allows investors to review international markets, compare global securities, and follow investments that are not listed on the local market. It provides broader market visibility and supports analysis beyond domestic securities.
International instruments may differ in terms of exchange rules, currencies, trading hours, and available data sources.
How to use it
Use the Foreign Charts section to search for and review international market instruments or symbols that are not listed locally. Before analysing a chart, confirm the exchange, currency, symbol, and data timestamp to ensure the information is interpreted correctly.
Consider differences in market conditions, currency movements, and data availability when comparing foreign instruments with local investments.