Free beta · opening soon

Every market-moving story. On one globe.

Markets, economy and policy news from around the world, mapped by country and refreshed every 15 minutes. Tap a country, see what could move its markets — then get the news on your own stocks before the bell.

  • 15 minnews refresh
  • 11market clocks
  • 5market topics
Real screen recording of the preview build. Sponsor placements shown are demos.

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.

01

The globe

Every country with its own market, economy, central-bank, policy and company news. Coloured pins show where the day’s stories are happening.

02

Market clocks

New York, London, Frankfurt, Tokyo and more: open, pre-market, after-hours or closed, with a countdown to the next bell.

03

Stock Watch beta

Pick the stocks you follow. Get a short morning brief with the news behind each one, by email or Telegram, plus alerts on big moves.

Stock Watch · in beta

Your stocks’ news, before the bell.

  • Choose up to 10 stocks, from Wall Street to Milan
  • One brief at the time you choose, e.g. 07:30 before Europe opens
  • Each move comes with the headlines behind it and a link to the source
  • Email, Telegram, or both

Beta testers help shape it: features may change before launch. Informational only — not financial advice.

Get a beta invite
Preview of the Stock Watch set-up. Figures shown are sample data.

Free beta

Be one of the first in.

We’re opening NewsNetWide in small groups. Beta testers use it free and get a founding price when paid plans start. No card needed.

We use your details only for NewsNetWide and never sell or share them. See the privacy notice.

Questions

Before you sign up.

Is the beta free?

Yes. No card, no trial that turns into a subscription. When paid plans start, you decide whether to continue — and beta testers get a founding price.

When does it open?

In small groups over the coming weeks. You’ll get an email when your spot is ready.

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.