You don't have to stop what you're doing and switch tabs to see what's in the news or how the dollar and gold are doing today. The News and Markets panel stays on the right of your screen, whichever page you are working on. You choose which sources the news comes from and which prices you watch.
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Open the panel
On Pro and above, the panel is open by default on the right of your screen. If it's closed, click the News button in the top bar. The panel stays in place when you move to another page too. It has two tabs at the top: News and Markets.
The newest headlines sit at the top. When you click a headline, the story opens in a new tab on the source's own site. If you have more than one source selected, you see the source names above the headlines; click one to look at news from that source only. To close the panel, just click the × at its top right or the News button again.
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Overview · the News button in the top bar, the panel open on the right
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Choose your news sources
Click the settings icon at the top right of the panel. The News and Markets page opens in Settings; you can also reach the same page from the Modules group in Settings. Sources are split into tabs by language, and within each language into the Headlines, Economy, Technology and Sports groups. Just turn on the switch for a source you want to follow; your choice is saved right away and that source's news starts appearing in the panel.
Until you make a choice, two sources in your interface language are on. You can add sources in other languages too: the small number on a language tab shows how many sources you have chosen in that language, and the right side of the News Sources heading shows the total. At least one source must stay selected.
News and Markets
Choose where your news comes from and which markets you follow.
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The Guardian
Al Jazeera
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ABC News
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EngadgetSettings · the News and Markets page, sources sorted by language
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Take a look at the markets
Switch to the Markets tab in the panel. Each row in your watchlist shows Name, Price and Change; rises appear in green and falls in red. To begin with, the list comes with the main currencies and types of gold.
You can narrow the list with the All, Currency and Gold options at the top. Below the list you can see when the prices were last updated and where they come from. Both prices and news refresh on their own every few minutes. Gold prices are calculated from the ounce price, so they can differ from the prices at a jeweler.
Markets tab · your watchlist, with price and change
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Arrange your watchlist your way
Click the + button (Add to watchlist) at the top of the Markets tab. In the window that opens, currencies, gold, indices and crypto sit in groups, along with heavily traded stocks from BIST, NASDAQ and NYSE. Just open a group and click a row. If you type at least two letters in the search box, stocks and indices from other exchanges are listed too.
When you hover over a row, an × appears on its right, and you can use it to remove that row from the list. The Watchlist section in Settings has the same ×, but there the last item on the list can't be removed. While you are in the All view, you can drag rows to reorder them. When you add a stock, Stocks joins the options at the top; you'll find crypto and indices under All.
Markets tab · the Add to watchlist window opened with +
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See it on your Overview page too
If you'd like to see news and prices without opening the panel, click Edit on Overview, then Add widget. In the Marketplace that opens, just press Add on the News and Markets card. The widget uses the same sources and the same watchlist: it shows the eight newest headlines, and prices in its Markets tab. The settings icon next to its title takes you back to the page where you choose your sources.
You'll find the details of adding a widget in Add and remove widgets from the Marketplace.
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Overview · the News and Markets widget
Your watchlist only shows market prices. To see today's value of the gold, crypto or stocks you own, along with your profit and loss, you can take a look at the Asset wallets article.
Frequently asked questions
What can I see on the Free plan?
On the Free plan you see an upgrade badge on the News icon; on a phone, this icon is in the profile menu. The icon takes you to the News and Markets page in Settings. There you can see the list of sources, a few current headlines and the prices in the watchlist. Choosing sources, changing the list, and using the panel and the Overview widget come with Pro and above. These features depend on the plan of the workspace you are in. If you switch to a Free workspace, the panel closes, while your selections stay in your account.
Where is the panel on a phone or tablet?
The panel only opens on wide screens; on Pro and above, the News button doesn't appear on a phone, on most tablets or in a narrow window. On these screens you can see news and prices in the News and Markets widget you've added to your Overview. From the News and Markets page in Settings you can choose sources and remove items from your watchlist. To add a new item to the list, though, you need to sign in from a wide screen such as a computer.
Do my selections show up on other devices too?
Yes. Your sources and watchlist are saved to your account, so they look the same on every device you sign in on.
Will my sources change if I change the interface language?
If you have chosen sources, your selection stays just as it is. If you never made a selection, the panel switches to the two default sources for the new language.
A source I follow isn't on the list. Can I add it?
Sources are chosen from a ready-made list, and adding your own isn't possible at the moment. If there's a source you'd like to see, you can pass it on to us as feedback.