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Every country with its own market, economy, central-bank, policy and company news. Coloured pins show where the day’s stories are happening.
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Financial news by country. On one globe.
Markets, economy and policy news from around the world, mapped by country and refreshed every 15 minutes. Tap a country and see what could move its markets, with plain-language explanations of what it means.
- 15 minnews refresh
- 190news sources
- 8languages
What you get
The world’s market news, read as a map.
Most finance news is a feed: everything in one column, sorted by time. NewsNetWide sorts it by place and by what it could move.
The world in 60 seconds
The five most important market stories from around the world right now, balanced across countries and topics.
Investor snapshot
Six official figures for every country (growth, inflation, jobs, trade) with one plain sentence on what each one means.
Explain this
Finance words in a story, like “rate cut” or “bond yield”, explained in plain language, with why they can matter.
Market clocks
New York, London, Frankfurt, Tokyo and more: open, pre-market, after-hours or closed, with a countdown to the next bell.
8 languages, free
English, Italian, Maltese, Spanish, German, Chinese, Russian and Lithuanian. Follow countries, and save them with a free account if you like.
Browse by country
Find financial news from the countries you follow.
NewsNetWide organises published market, economy and policy stories by country and links to the original publishers. Read the latest coverage directly, or explore it on the globe.
- Malta market and economy news
- Italy market and economy news
- United States market and economy news
- United Kingdom market and economy news
- Germany market and economy news
- Browse all countries
New here? Read how to read financial news by country, learn about NewsNetWide, or check our sources and methodology.
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Questions
Good to know.
Is it free?
Yes. No card and no account needed. A free account is optional and only saves the countries you follow.
Which languages?
The site works in English, Italian, Maltese, Spanish, German, Chinese, Russian and Lithuanian. Headlines stay in their original language, with a one-click translate link.
Is this investment advice?
No. NewsNetWide organises published news and links you to the original source. It doesn’t tell you what to buy or sell. Always do your own research.
Where does the news come from?
From public news feeds of outlets around the world. We show a short summary and always link to the original article.
Who’s behind it?
NewsNetWide is built and run by Mellizos Services, an automation studio in Malta.