Tokyo Financial Exchange (TFX) is the primary exchange and clearing house in Japan which offers various products: Interest Rate Futures contracts, FX Daily Futures contracts and Equity Index Daily Futures contracts.
TFX was established in April 1989, as a membership organization with the capital provided by major domestic and foreign financial institutions and started the Matching and Clearing Business in June 1989. In April 2004, TFX was demutualized and incorporated. The name was changed to the current Tokyo Financial Exchange in September 2007. TFX has established relationships with other major exchanges worldwide, including Euronext.liffe and the Shanghai Futures Exchange, with the goal of enhancing information and market cooperation.
We provide streaming futures data, including Level 1 and Level 2 pricing and settlement values via the ICE Consolidated Feed. Historical and end-of-day data is also available. Access is supported through ICE Connect Desktop (including ICE XL), and APIs for seamless integration into enterprise systems and automated workflows.
Specifications
Key Features
For clients looking to access normalized data the ICE Consolidated Feed provides functionality that allows for seamless application programming, using proprietary symbology that is easy to consume, human-readable and based on exchange tickers. Reference data fields are presented in a consistent format with popular fields such as Instrument Types, Marketplace Codes and Instrument Names available in both ICE proprietary and native exchange format. Additional third-party identifiers, such as CUSIP & ISIN are also available (note that some may require separate licensing).
Covering both individual instrument status (normal/halted/suspended) and market phase (auction/continuous/etc.), the ICE Consolidated Feed presents status as a globally consistent set of values, while also maintaining a separate set of fields with the native exchange presentation. Including both native exchange timestamps in their original time zone and granularity, and ICE system timestamps in UTC, gives clients flexibility and choice, that carries through to the tick-by-tick files provided by ICE Consolidated History.
- Model: The data set provides Market By Order (MBO) information, offering detailed insights into individual orders at each price level.
- Depth: The data set offers Level 2 market depth, providing visibility into the order book beyond the best bid and ask prices.
- Quality of service: This data set ensures high-quality, real-time market data with minimal latency and maximum uptime.
- Feed type: Tokyo Financial Exchange (TFX)data is available in native format or normalized via the ICE Consolidated Feed
- Normalization: Data is provided with ICE proprietary symbology, UTC timestamps, and globally consistent normalized values for critical fields such as instrument status, alongside native exchange values, for seamless application programming
Products
Buy-side and sell-side front offices continue to embrace more data and more technology in order to expand their opportunities and gain an edge over the competition. Enrich front office systems with ICE’s Data API solution, providing intraday access to fixed income pricing, on-demand analytics, reference data and more.
ICE Consolidated Feed is ICE’s Resilient, distributed and normalized Market data solution: providing Realtime access to Level 1,2 & 3 Market Data, News and Fundamental datasets through zero-footprint and throughput optimized API and connectivity options.
ICE Consolidated History is ICE’s Bulk History Offering: providing incremental updates and direct access to ICE’s archive of up to 15 years of tick-by-tick Level 1,2 and 3 historical tick level Market Data.
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