A live news rail for dashboards and terminals
A dashboard news rail fails when every row needs custom HTML parsing. MarketNewsAPI returns a stable article object: headline, source, timestamps, tickers, and a summary.
How does a stock news API help developers of market dashboards and terminals?
Drop MarketNewsAPI into a terminal or a ticker page to list recent stock news, press releases, and legal notices for the symbol on screen, and refresh from REST or the WebSocket.
When this stock news workflow fits
- A chart page needs the last few headlines for the selected symbol.
- You want press releases visually distinct from legal notices.
- You would rather render JSON than maintain scrapers per publisher.
The call
News rail for NVDA
The same article shape on every guide: ticker, type, timestamps, summary, and a link. Press releases include the full text.
curl "https://api.marketnewsapi.com/v1/news?tickers=NVDA&limit=20" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $MARKETNEWSAPI_KEY"How do you request stock news for this workflow?
Load the rail
GET /v1/news?tickers=NVDA&limit=20 is enough for a side panel. Sort defaults to newest first.
Badge the type
Render type as stock news, press release, or legal. Users scanning a chart should see which row is the company speaking.
Update in place
On Pro, subscribe to ticker:NVDA and prepend new rows. Keep REST as the first paint so the panel is not empty before the socket connects.
Frequently asked questions
Can I show stock headlines in a browser?
Does the news API include logos and prices?
How fresh is the free plan?
Other stock news API workflows
Event-driven traders
Catch a press release or a sharp headline on a name you trade, with the ticker already attached.
Read the guideAI agents
Let an agent answer “what just happened to NVDA?” from summaries and source links, not from a scraped page.
Read the guideNewsletters
Assemble the day's top stories by ticker, then link readers to the original article.
Read the guideReal-time stock news for $15 a month.
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