Acuity Trading has integrated its full market-intelligence suite into Blueberry Pulse, the white-labelled insights product that the Sydney-based broker Blueberry offers to clients trading on MT4 and MT5. The tie-up brings Acuity's technical analysis, trading signals, sentiment data, economic and corporate calendars and news feed into a single branded layer inside Blueberry's platforms, the companies said.

The arrangement is less a new relationship than a deeper one. Blueberry already worked with Signal Centre, which now sits inside Acuity after the vendor combined Signal Centre and PIA First under its Acuity Analytics umbrella. This deal widens that footing to Acuity's full product set.

A Wider Deal on Existing Ground

Blueberry has been stacking third-party tools onto its MetaTrader setup for a while. It earlier added an Autochartist feature for chart-pattern detection, and has been repositioning, dropping "Markets" from its name. Blueberry Pulse gathers news, sentiment, events and signals in one place so traders do not leave the platform to find them.

Chief Executive and founder Dean Hyde said the deal lets Blueberry "bring a powerful suite of intelligence tools into our own branded environment."

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For Acuity, the integration adds one more broker to a growing client list. The vendor has been backing MarketReader as the race for all-in-one trader tools heats up, and has placed its AI signal platform with brokers such as FP Markets. Its main rival, Autochartist, was taken over by oneZero, pulling pattern detection into a liquidity-technology group.

The competition has pushed these tools from a selling point toward a baseline. Acuity itself has framed that shift, catching up to Autochartist as chart-pattern detection becomes "table stakes" for brokers. Paris-based Trading Central works the same territory, supplying analytics that brokers rebadge as their own.

Acuity, which traces its sentiment tools to 2013, sells technical analysis, AI-supported signals, news analytics, calendars and other decision-support tools that brokers drop inside their own interfaces, according to the company.

Andrew Lane, co-founder and chief executive of Acuity Trading and MarketReader, said Blueberry understands "putting intelligence directly into the trader journey."

The pitch for both sides is engagement: keep traders reading, watching and clicking inside one branded environment instead of drifting to outside sources.

Neither company disclosed financial terms, exclusivity or how many traders will get access. Blueberry, regulated by ASIC in Australia with offshore units in Vanuatu and St. Vincent and the Grenadines, also runs the prop arm Blueberry Funded.