Dow Jones & Company, a News Corporation company (NASDAQ: NWS, NWSA; ASX: NWS, NWSLV; www.newscorp.com), has signed an agreement to provide OANDA customers with Dow Jones’s streaming currency news and information in six languages including English, Arabic, Chinese, German, Japanese and Russian. OANDA (www.oanda.com) is the trusted source for forex traders who need access to foreign exchange data and services.

“We are pleased to offer our customers the ability to tap into the power of Dow Jones’s foreign exchange market coverage. The integration of Dow Jones news with OANDA will provide our clients with the information they need to make sound decisions in this fast-moving market,” said Dean Popplewell, currency analyst, OANDA.

“Dow Jones is committed to bringing users the targeted local-language news that moves currencies in a format that can be quickly digested by individual traders trying to stay ahead of the market,” said Richard Hanks, senior vice president and chief commercial officer, Dow Jones Enterprise Media Group. “The in-depth pre- and post-economic indicator analysis and forecasts available via Dow Jones commentary and forex columns offers traders an unmatched advantage.”

More than 438,000 financial professionals in 66 countries turn to Dow Jones for breaking news, commentary and analysis, including market-moving corporate, economic, market, financial and political news. Reporting from nearly 90 bureaus across the globe, Dow Jones publishes up to 18,000 news items each day, in 11 languages, covering all asset classes. Dow Jones products help customers build relationships, create market opportunities and enhance trust in their services.

For more information about Dow Jones, visit www.dowjones.com

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