Newsquawk vs FinancialJuice
FinancialJuice is a low-cost way into news trading. Newsquawk is built for serious traders: trading desks at 2 of the 3 largest US banks use it, and hedge funds and brokers license its feed.
Side by side
What differs is who relies on each, what a firm can buy and who is on air. FinancialJuice's side is from its own pages; the numbers link to them at the foot of the page.
- Used by
- Newsquawk
Trading desks at 2 of the 3 largest US banks; some of the world's largest hedge funds; brokers and trading firms; 10,000+ traders
- FinancialJuice
Day traders: “Our audience strictly consists of Day Traders”1,2
- For firms
- Newsquawk
Site licences with corporate pricing for desks and firms; a live API; five years of desk headlines for backtesting; distribution rights to everything on the feed
- FinancialJuice
Its terms license the service “for your own personal use”; website widgets it says are not real-time, with real-time versions by partnership enquiry3,4
- Squawk
- Newsquawk
Six channels: Multi-Asset Global Macro, Equities, Fixed Income, Forex, Energy and Metals
- FinancialJuice
One stream, Voice News; its analysts are “constantly scanning the wires”1,5
- On air
- Newsquawk
Voice-coached market analysts with decades of combined experience, live through every market session: from the Asia open on Sunday to 22:00 London on Friday
- FinancialJuice
- Headlines
- Newsquawk
Written in real time by Newsquawk's own analysts, who monitor thousands of sources; plus Curated Market News: X, Truth Social, crypto and the External Firehose
- FinancialJuice
Its analysts “pick and hand type headlines”; you can add outside news providers, trading educators and bloggers to the feed6
- Stock news
- Newsquawk
Pro's Equities Suite: Benzinga, The Fly and Trade Xchange stock news alongside the desk's, plus SEC filings, options activity, and insider, government and block trades
- FinancialJuice
An Equities tab in the news feed and earnings on Voice News; ELITE adds market-on-close imbalance data1,5,7
- Research
- Newsquawk
Written by the desk for every session, and licensed to funds through the API: European, US and Asia-Pac opening news, Week in Focus, central banks, daily releases and the weekly calendar
- FinancialJuice
Session preps, market wraps and Week Ahead articles; ELITE adds central bank commentary, release preps and trade ideas7,8
- Analyst chat
- Newsquawk
Both plans, whenever the squawk is on air, Asia included
- FinancialJuice
- Apps
- Newsquawk
iOS and Android
- FinancialJuice
iOS and Android, “still in beta” according to its FAQ; a Discord bot that posts its headlines4,11
- Free
- Newsquawk
The platform on 24-hour delayed data, with no signup; the Daily Market Open newsletter; the desk's headlines on newsquawk.com 20 minutes after the live feed
- FinancialJuice
FJ Lite: free; its calendar, Voice News, news feed and search, delayed by 15 seconds or more1,9
- Price
- Newsquawk
Basic $199 a month for one channel (Forex, Energy or Metals); Pro $399 a month for all six channels and the Equities Suite. Pro's 7-day trial is $29.99, then $399 a month unless you cancel. All prices excl. VAT.Basic £175 a month for one channel (Forex, Energy or Metals); Pro £350 a month for all six channels and the Equities Suite. Pro's 7-day trial is £24.99, then £350 a month unless you cancel. All prices excl. VAT.Basic €199 a month for one channel (Forex, Energy or Metals); Pro €399 a month for all six channels and the Equities Suite. Pro's 7-day trial is €29.99, then €399 a month unless you cancel. All prices excl. VAT.
- FinancialJuice
PRO $69 a quarter ($23 a month), ELITE $99 a quarter ($33 a month); lifetime PRO $697, lifetime ELITE $9977,12,13
Unscheduled news that moved markets
Scheduled releases are on every calendar. Unscheduled news is where the desk's judgement counts: a central banker's aside, a minister's comment, an outage at a refinery. Here is what the desk published, and what the market did next.
Yemeni Houthis hit Saudi Arabia's Ras Tanura refinery (550k BPD) with missiles, Sabereen reports.
Reports of a "massive explosion" at a oil refinery in Jeddah, Saudi, Naya reports.
Saudi Arabia's East-West oil pipeline pumping reportedly halted after a new attack, AFP reports citing sources; "There was big damage and the pipeline stopped again".
Yemeni forces spokesperson says Operation “Dawn of Yemen” has begun on a large scale to target Houthi capabilities, Al Arabiya reports.
French President Macron says diesel and crude stocks to be released over 4 months; G7 leaders confirm the release up to 100mln barrels.
Which is right for you
FinancialJuice
- Built, by its own account, for day traders
- Free on a delay of 15 seconds or more
- Real-time from $69 a quarter
Newsquawk
- Used by trading desks at 2 of the 3 largest US banks
- Market veterans keep it for years
- Six squawk channels, read by analysts in every session
- Site licences and corporate pricing for desks, funds and firms
Already on FinancialJuice? They're separate services, so you can keep it as a low-cost backstop while you try Newsquawk.
Newsquawk and FinancialJuice: questions
I already use FinancialJuice. Is Newsquawk worth it?
If the news is how you trade, yes. Newsquawk is the service trading desks at 2 of the 3 largest US banks use: six squawk channels read by voice-coached market analysts in every session, Asia included, with no AI voice; analyst chat on both plans whenever the squawk is on; and the desk's own headlines and research. The fair test is a 7-day trial on the releases and headlines you trade.
Can a desk or a firm buy Newsquawk?
Yes. Desks and firms buy Newsquawk on site licences with corporate pricing; hedge funds, brokers and trading firms license its live API; and five years of desk headlines are available for backtesting. FinancialJuice's terms license its service for personal use.
Which is faster, Newsquawk or FinancialJuice?
No squawk service is first on every headline. Where the desk earns its keep is unscheduled news: deciding as it breaks which headline will move the market. The fair test is a trial on the news you trade.
Is there a free version of Newsquawk?
There is no free plan, but the platform is free to try on 24-hour delayed data, with no signup. The Daily Market Open newsletter is free, and the desk's headlines appear on newsquawk.com 20 minutes after the live feed. Pro has a 7-day trial for $29.99, £24.99 or €29.99, then continues at $399, £350 or €399 a month unless you cancel before it ends.
Can I cancel Newsquawk at any time?
Yes. Plans are monthly or annual, and you can cancel any time from your account.
Can I use Newsquawk and FinancialJuice together?
Yes. They are separate services, so you can keep FinancialJuice as a low-cost backstop alongside Newsquawk.
Try it on the releases you trade
Use the platform now, or take Pro live for seven days.
Sources
- FinancialJuice | Your Financial Universe In One Place & In Real-Time, read 7th October 2026.
- FinancialJuice Partner, read 7th October 2026.
- FinancialJuice: Terms of Service, read 7th October 2026.
- FAQs - FinancialJuice, read 7th October 2026.
- Voice News - FinancialJuice, read 7th October 2026.
- News Feed - FinancialJuice, read 7th October 2026.
- FJ Pro Sign Up, read 7th October 2026.
- Articles - FinancialJuice, read 7th October 2026.
- How to use the FinancialJuice Features - FinancialJuice, read 7th October 2026.
- News Desk - FinancialJuice, read 7th October 2026.
- Discord - FinancialJuice, read 7th October 2026.
- Order form: FinancialJuice PRO2, $697.00, read 7th October 2026.
- Order form: FinancialJuice Elite, $997.00, read 7th October 2026.
- FinancialJuice: Disclaimer (Refund Policy), read 7th October 2026.