Curate an investor newsletter from stock news
A stock newsletter is a selection, not a firehose. Editors need a way to ask for the morning's press releases on a coverage list, and get a summary they can rewrite.
How does a stock news API help newsletter writers and research editors?
MarketNewsAPI filters US stock news by ticker, source, and time, and returns a short summary plus the publisher URL so a newsletter can cite the original story.
When this stock news workflow fits
- You publish on a schedule and do not want to refresh ten news sites.
- You must link the source. Full text of third-party articles is not included.
- You cover a set list of companies, not the whole market.
The call
Most covered tickers, last 24 hours
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/trending?window=24h&limit=10" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $MARKETNEWSAPI_KEY"How do you request stock news for this workflow?
Define the list
tickers=NVDA,MSFT,AAPL&from=2026-10-06 is a morning sweep of those names.
See what's moving
GET /v1/trending shows which symbols drew the most articles, so a brief can lead with the names that actually published.
Cite the publisher
Use summary as a draft line and url as the link. Press releases may quote body. Publisher articles should link out.
Frequently asked questions
Can I republish the article text in a newsletter?
Can a newsletter run on a cron job?
How many tickers can one newsletter request include?
Other stock news API workflows
Dashboards
Show the latest headline beside a chart, with the source, time, and summary already on the payload.
Read the guideLong-term investors
Pull the filing-week headlines and guidance releases for a company you intend to hold.
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 guideReal-time stock news for $15 a month.
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