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Introduction
Our API is designed to provide global financial and stock market news and analysis to elevate financial apps and identify best performing entities in the news. You are able to generate news feeds based on numerous filters, including entity symbol, type, exchange, industry, country and much more. As well as this, you are able to identify the best or worst performing entities and use this to generate charts.
We support over 5,000 news sources globally in over 30 languages, tracking over 200,000 entities every minute from over 80 markets worldwide.
To get started simply sign up and use your API token in any of the available API endpoints documented below for instant access.
If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to contact us.
If you have issues with your requests, please ensure your GET parameters are URL-encoded.
All text data returned is UTF-8.
All dates are in UTC (GMT).
For more examples and live responses, check out our entity and endpoint overview.
Authentication
As mentioned above, when you sign up for free you will find your API token on your dashboard. Simply add this to any of our API endpoints as a GET parameter to gain access. Examples of how this is done can be found below.
API Endpoints
Finance & Market News Available on: All plans
Endpoint
GET https://api.marketaux.com/v1/news/all HTTP/1.1
Get all the latest global financial news and filter by entities identified within articles to build concise news feeds. Also provided is analysis of each entity identified in articles.
Note that not every article may have entities identified. To retrieve all news for articles with identified entities, use the parameter must_have_entities
,
or specify any of the entity params such as symbols
or exchanges
as defined below to produce more concise results.
HTTP GET Parameters
name | required | description |
---|---|---|
api_token |
true | Your API token which can be found on your account dashboard. |
symbols |
false | Specify entity symbol(s) which have been identified within the article. Find entity symbols in our entity search endpoint or see our API overview. Example: symbols=TSLA,AMZN,MSFT
|
entity_types |
false | Specify the type of entities which have been identified within the article. Find entity types in our entity type metadata endpoint or see our API overview. Example: entity_types=index,equity
|
industries |
false | Specify the industries of entities which have been identified within the article. Find entity types in our entity industry metadata endpoint or see our API overview. Example: industries=Technology,Industrials
|
countries |
false | Specify the country of the exchange of which entities have been identified within the article. Find countries as part of our entity exchanges metadata endpoint or see our API overview. Example: countries=us,ca
|
sentiment_gte |
false | Use this to find all articles with entities with a sentiment_score of greater than or equal to x .Example: sentiment_gte=0 - this will find all articles which are neutral or positiveSentiment is between -1 and +1. Anything 0 = neutral, above 0 = positive, below 0 = negative. The higher or lower the sentiment score the more positive or negative it is identified as. |
sentiment_lte |
false | Use this to find all articles with entities with a sentiment_score of less than or equal to x .Example: sentiment_lte=0 - this will find all articles which are neutral or negative
|
min_match_score |
false | Use this to find all articles with entities with a match_score of geater than or equal to min_match_score . |
filter_entities |
false | By default all entities for each article are returned - by setting this to true, only the relevant entities to your query will be returned with each article.
For example, if you set symbols=TSLA and filter_entities=true , only "TSLA" entities will be returned with the articles.Default: false
|
must_have_entities |
false | By default all articles are returned, set this to true to ensure that at least one entity has been identified within the article. Default: false
|
group_similar |
false | Group similar articles to avoid displaying multiple articles on the same topic/subject. Default: true
|
search |
false | Use the search as a basic search tool by entering regular search terms or it has more advanced usage to build search queries:+ signifies AND operation| signifies OR operation- negates a single token" wraps a number of tokens to signify a phrase for searching* at the end of a term signifies a prefix query( and ) signify precedence
To use one of these characters literally, escape it with a preceding backslash ( \ ).
This searches the full body of the text and the title. Example: "ipo" -nyse (searches for articles which must include the string "ipo" but articles must NOT mention NYSE.)
For more advanced query examples, see our API Examples section. |
domains |
false | Comma separated list of domains to include. List of domains can be obtained through our Sources endpoint, found further down this page.
Example: adweek.com,adage.com |
exclude_domains |
false | Comma separated list of domains to exclude |
source_ids |
false | Comma separated list of source_ids to include. List of source_ids can be obtained through our Sources endpoint, found further down this page.
Example: adweek.com-1,adage.com-1 |
exclude_source_ids |
false | Comma separated list of source_ids to exclude. |
language |
false | Comma separated list of languages to include. Default is all.
Click here for a list of supported languages. Examples: en,es (English + Spanish)
|
published_before |
false | Find all articles published before the specified date. Supported formats include:
Y-m-d\TH:i:s | Y-m-d\TH:i | Y-m-d\TH | Y-m-d | Y-m | Y .
Examples: 2024-10-06T10:55:40 |
2024-10-06T10:55 |
2024-10-06T10 |
2024-10-06 |
2024-10 |
2024
|
published_after |
false | Find all articles published after the specified date. Supported formats include:
Y-m-d\TH:i:s | Y-m-d\TH:i | Y-m-d\TH | Y-m-d | Y-m | Y .
Examples: 2024-10-06T10:55:40 |
2024-10-06T10:55 |
2024-10-06T10 |
2024-10-06 |
2024-10 |
2024
|
published_on |
false | Find all articles published on the specified date. Supported formats include: Y-m-d .
Examples: 2024-10-06
|
sort |
false | Sort by published_on , entity_match_score , entity_sentiment_score or relevance_score (only available when used in conjunction with search ).
Default is published_at unless search is used and sorting by published_at is not included,
in which case relevance_score is used.When using entity_match_score , entity_sentiment_score this will sort by the average of the filtered entities (filter_entities does not need to be applied for this). |
sort_order |
false | Sort order of the sort parameter. NOTE: this can only be used with sort = entity_match_score or entity_sentiment_score .Options: desc | asc Default: desc
|
limit |
false | Specify the number of articles you want to return in the request. The maximum limit is based on your plan. The default limit is the maximum specified for your plan. |
page |
false | Use this to paginate through the result set. Default is 1. Note that the max result set can't exceed 20,000. For example if your limit is 50, the max page you can have is 400 (50 * 400 = 20,000).
Example: page=2
|
Response Objects
name | description |
---|---|
meta > found |
The number of articles found for the request. |
meta > returned |
The number of articles returned on the page.
This is useful to determine the end of the result set as if this is lower than limit , there are no more articles after this page. |
meta > limit |
The limit based on the limit parameter. |
meta > page |
The page number based on the page parameter. |
data > uuid |
The unique identifier for an article in our system. Store this and use it to find specific articles using our single article endpoint. |
data > title |
The article title. |
data > description |
The article meta description. |
data > keywords |
The article meta keywords. |
data > snippet |
A short snippet of the article body. |
data > url |
The URL to the article. |
data > image_url |
The URL to the article image. |
data > language |
The language of the source. |
data > published_at |
The datetime the article was published. |
data > source |
The domain of the source. |
data > relevance_score |
Relevance score based on the search parameter. If the search parameter is not used, this will be null . |
data > entities > symbol |
Symbol of the identified entity. |
data > entities > name |
Name of the identified entity. |
data > entities > exchange |
Exchange identifier of the identified entity. |
data > entities > exchange_long |
Exchange name of the identified entity. |
data > entities > country |
Exchange country of the identified entity. |
data > entities > type |
Type of the identified entity. |
data > entities > industry |
Industry of the identified entity. |
data > entities > match_score |
The overall strength of the matching for the identified entity. |
data > entities > sentiment_score |
Average sentiment of all highlighted text found for the identified entity. |
data > entities > highlights > highlight |
Snippet of text from the article where the entity has been identified. |
data > entities > highlights > sentiment |
The sentiment of the highlighed text. |
data > entities > highlights > highlighted_in |
Where the highlight was found (title | main_text ). |
data > similar |
Array of news articles which are very similar to the main article. |
If no results are found, the data object will be empty.
Example Request
GET https://api.marketaux.com/v1/news/all?symbols=TSLA%2CAMZN%2CMSFT&filter_entities=true&language=en&api_token=YOUR_API_TOKEN
Example Response
{
"meta": {
"found": 137224,
"returned": 3,
"limit": 3,
"page": 1
},
"data": [
{
"uuid": "e4569884-42c4-42d7-accb-33008d9a4bed",
"title": "Elon Musk joints Trump for rally at site of assassination attempt",
"description": "“If we win Pennsylvania, we will win the whole thing,” Trump said.",
"keywords": "Elon Musk, US Presidential Elections, Trump, assassination attempt, rally, tesla, space x, Pennsylvania",
"snippet": "Republican nominee Donald Trump rallied supporters at the site of a July assassination attempt, returning to the Pennsylvania venue where a gunman’s bullet bl...",
"url": "https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/news/world/elon-musk-joints-trump-for-rally-at-site-of-assassination-attempt/article68724427.ece",
"image_url": "https://bl-i.thgim.com/public/incoming/1fsmxb/article68724432.ece/alternates/LANDSCAPE_1200/417906491.jpg",
"language": "en",
"published_at": "2024-10-06T09:19:32.000000Z",
"source": "thehindubusinessline.com",
"relevance_score": null,
"entities": [
{
"symbol": "TSLA",
"name": "Tesla, Inc.",
"exchange": null,
"exchange_long": null,
"country": "us",
"type": "equity",
"industry": "Consumer Cyclical",
"match_score": 11.974262,
"sentiment_score": 0.8255,
"highlights": [
{
"highlight": "Musk’s support for Trump\n\nFor Musk, the chief executive officer of Tesla Inc. and SpaceX and the world’s richest man, it’s his most prominent moment yet as part of a political campaign. After years of keeping a low political profile, he has emerged in the 2024 election as a key Trump supporter.",
"sentiment": 0.8255,
"highlighted_in": "main_text"
}
]
}
],
"similar": []
},
{
"uuid": "96983733-60a3-4428-8fae-9161795d823b",
"title": "5 big analyst AI moves: JPMorgan sees significant downside risk in Tesla stock By Investing.com",
"description": "5 big analyst AI moves: JPMorgan sees significant downside risk in Tesla stock",
"keywords": "",
"snippet": "Investing.com -- Here are the biggest analyst moves in the area of artificial intelligence (AI) for this week.\n\nInvestingPro subscribers always get first dibs o...",
"url": "https://www.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/5-big-analyst-ai-moves-jpmorgan-sees-significant-downside-risk-in-tesla-stock-3650169",
"image_url": "https://i-invdn-com.investing.com/news/moved_LYNXMPEJ9704D_L.jpg",
"language": "en",
"published_at": "2024-10-06T07:25:05.000000Z",
"source": "investing.com",
"relevance_score": null,
"entities": [
{
"symbol": "TSLA",
"name": "Tesla, Inc.",
"exchange": null,
"exchange_long": null,
"country": "us",
"type": "equity",
"industry": "Consumer Cyclical",
"match_score": 29.656874,
"sentiment_score": -0.04585,
"highlights": [
{
"highlight": "Investors may question Tesla’s growth stock status: JPM\n\nJPMorgan issued a cautionary note for Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: ) on Thursday, adjusting its price target while still predicting a potential significant downside for the stock.\n\nThe bank maintained its Underweight rating on Tesla but raised the price target from $115 to $130.",
"sentiment": 0.1779,
"highlighted_in": "main_text"
},
{
"highlight": "JPMorgan also warned that Tesla might see its first-ever full-year decline in unit volumes, which could threaten its hypergrowth valuation.\n\nTesla's third-quarter deliveries of 464,000 units slightly missed JPMorgan's estimate but matched Bloomberg’s consensus forecast.",
"sentiment": -0.4249,
"highlighted_in": "main_text"
},
{
"highlight": "\"The continued softer trend now appears to position Tesla to potentially not grow full-year unit volumes for the first time in its history,\" JPMorgan explained, suggesting that this could prompt investors to reconsider Tesla's standing as a growth stock.",
"sentiment": 0.3818,
"highlighted_in": "main_text"
},
{
"highlight": "5 big analyst AI moves: JPMorgan sees significant downside risk in Tesla stock By Investing.com",
"sentiment": -0.3182,
"highlighted_in": "title"
}
]
}
],
"similar": []
},
{
"uuid": "f45914c4-9afa-40e0-b471-f9f92446fe3e",
"title": "Elon Musk, fans hail Donald Trump’s ’guts’ as he returns to Pennsylvania: ’True test of characters is...’",
"description": "US Presidential elections: Pennsylvania’s Butler, where Donald Trump held rally on Saturday, is the same site where Republican candidate had narrowly escaped an assassination attempt in July.",
"keywords": "Donald Trump, Elon Musk, US presidential Elections",
"snippet": "Donald Trump, the Republican candidate for the US presidential elections, spoke from behind a bulletproof glass at a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, on ...",
"url": "https://www.livemint.com/news/world/elon-musk-fans-hail-donald-trumps-guts-as-he-returns-to-pennsylvania-where-he-was-shot-true-test-of-characters-is-11728176224835.html",
"image_url": "https://www.livemint.com/lm-img/img/2024/10/06/1600x900/USA-ELECTION-TRUMP-165_1728176309544_1728176330870.JPG",
"language": "en",
"published_at": "2024-10-06T01:02:42.000000Z",
"source": "livemint.com",
"relevance_score": null,
"entities": [
{
"symbol": "TSLA",
"name": "Tesla, Inc.",
"exchange": null,
"exchange_long": null,
"country": "us",
"type": "equity",
"industry": "Consumer Cyclical",
"match_score": 16.385742,
"sentiment_score": 0.33525,
"highlights": [
{
"highlight": "This time, Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk was also present at Trump's rally in Butler. After Trump welcomes him on stage, Musk said, “The true test of someone's character is how they behave under fire.”",
"sentiment": 0.6705,
"highlighted_in": "main_text"
},
{
"highlight": "Elon Musk, chief executive officer of Tesla Inc., joins former US President Donald Trump during a campaign event at the Butler Farm Show in Butler, Pennsylvania, US, on Saturday, Oct. 5, 2024.",
"sentiment": 0,
"highlighted_in": "main_text"
}
]
}
],
"similar": []
}
]
}
Similar News Available on: All plans
Endpoint
GET https://api.marketaux.com/v1/news/similar/uuid HTTP/1.1
Use this endpoint to find similar stories to a specific article based on its UUID.
HTTP GET Parameters
name | required | description |
---|---|---|
api_token |
true | Your API token which can be found on your account dashboard. |
symbols |
false | Specify entity symbol(s) which have been identified within the article. Find entity symbols in our entity search endpoint. Example: symbols=TSLA,AMZN,MSFT
|
entity_types |
false | Specify the type of entities which have been identified within the article. Find entity types in our entity type metadata endpoint. Example: entity_types=index,equity
|
industries |
false | Specify the industries of entities which have been identified within the article. Find entity types in our entity industry metadata endpoint. Example: industries=Technology,Industrials
|
countries |
false | Specify the country of the exchange of which entities have been identified within the article. Find countries as part of our entity exchanges metadata endpoint. Example: countries=us,ca
|
sentiment_gte |
false | Use this to find all articles with entities with a sentiment_score of greater than or equal to x .Example: sentiment_gte=0 - this will find all articles which are neutral or positive
|
sentiment_lte |
false | Use this to find all articles with entities with a sentiment_score of less than or equal to x .Example: sentiment_lte=0 - this will find all articles which are neutral or negative
|
filter_entities |
false | By default all entities for each article are returned - by setting this to true, only the relevant entities to your query will be returned with each article.
For example, if you set symbols=TSLA and filter_entities=true , only "TSLA" entities will be returned with the articles.Default: false
|
must_have_entities |
false | By default all articles are returned, set this to true to ensure that at least one entity has been identified within the article. Default: false
|
group_similar |
false | Group similar articles to avoid displaying multiple articles on the same topic/subject. Default: true
|
domains |
false | Comma separated list of domains to include. List of domains can be obtained through our Sources endpoint, found further down this page.
Example: adweek.com,adage.com |
exclude_domains |
false | Comma separated list of domains to exclude |
source_ids |
false | Comma separated list of source_ids to include. List of source_ids can be obtained through our Sources endpoint, found further down this page.
Example: adweek.com-1,adage.com-1 |
exclude_source_ids |
false | Comma separated list of source_ids to exclude. |
language |
false | Comma separated list of languages to include. Default is all.
Click here for a list of supported languages. Examples: en,es (English + Spanish)
|
published_before |
false | Find all articles published before the specified date. Supported formats include:
Y-m-d\TH:i:s | Y-m-d\TH:i | Y-m-d\TH | Y-m-d | Y-m | Y .
Examples: 2024-10-06T10:55:40 |
2024-10-06T10:55 |
2024-10-06T10 |
2024-10-06 |
2024-10 |
2024
|
published_after |
false | Find all articles published after the specified date. Supported formats include:
Y-m-d\TH:i:s | Y-m-d\TH:i | Y-m-d\TH | Y-m-d | Y-m | Y .
Examples: 2024-10-06T10:55:40 |
2024-10-06T10:55 |
2024-10-06T10 |
2024-10-06 |
2024-10 |
2024
|
published_on |
false | Find all articles published on the specified date. Supported formats include: Y-m-d .
Examples: 2024-10-06
|
limit |
false | Specify the number of articles you want to return in the request. The maximum limit is based on your plan. The default limit is the maximum specified for your plan. |
page |
false | Use this to paginate through the result set. Default is 1. Note that the max result set can't exceed 20,000. For example if your limit is 50, the max page you can have is 400 (50 * 400 = 20,000).
Example: page=2
|
Response Objects
name | description |
---|---|
meta > found |
The number of articles found for the request. |
meta > returned |
The number of articles returned on the page.
This is useful to determine the end of the result set as if this is lower than limit , there are no more articles after this page. |
meta > limit |
The limit based on the limit parameter. |
meta > page |
The page number based on the page parameter. |
data > uuid |
The unique identifier for an article in our system. Store this and use it to find specific articles using our single article endpoint. |
data > title |
The article title. |
data > description |
The article meta description. |
data > keywords |
The article meta keywords. |
data > snippet |
The first 60 characters of the article body. |
data > url |
The URL to the article. |
data > image_url |
The URL to the article image. |
data > language |
The language of the source. |
data > published_at |
The datetime the article was published. |
data > source |
The domain of the source. |
data > relevance_score |
Relevance score based on the article provided. |
data > entities > symbol |
Symbol of the identified entity. |
data > entities > name |
Name of the identified entity. |
data > entities > exchange |
Exchange identifier of the identified entity. |
data > entities > exchange_long |
Exchange name of the identified entity. |
data > entities > country |
Exchange country of the identified entity. |
data > entities > type |
Type of the identified entity. |
data > entities > industry |
Industry of the identified entity. |
data > entities > match_score |
The overall strength of the matching for the identified entity. |
data > entities > sentiment_score |
Average sentiment of all highlighted text found for the identified entity. |
data > entities > highlights > highlight |
Snippet of text from the article where the entity has been identified. |
data > entities > highlights > sentiment |
The sentiment of the highlighed text. |
data > entities > highlights > highlighted_in |
Where the highlight was found (title | main_text ). |
data > similar |
Array of news articles which are very similar to the main article. |
If no results are found, the data object will be empty.
Example Request
GET https://api.marketaux.com/v1/news/similar/cc11e3ab-ced0-4a42-9146-e426505e2e67?api_token=YOUR_API_TOKEN&language=en&published_on=2020-12-01
Example Response
{
"meta": {
"found": 222,
"returned": 3,
"limit": 3,
"page": 1
},
"data": [
{
"uuid": "489e4ec4-84a9-4628-966c-95c3741c6dfc",
"title": "Bitcoin Drops below $47K: Is BTC in a Bear Market?",
"description": "Bitcoin's rally seems to have made a sharp U-turn. Is this a short-lived correction or a longer-term trend?",
"keywords": "",
"snippet": "The market correction that many crypto analysts have been predicting for weeks seems to have finally arrived. Indeed, crypto markets are seeing red across the ...",
"url": "https://www.financemagnates.com/cryptocurrency/news/bitcoin-drops-below-47k-is-btc-in-a-bear-market/",
"image_url": "https://www.financemagnates.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/bitcoin-tightrope.jpg",
"language": "en",
"published_at": "2021-02-23T11:00:40.000000Z",
"source": "financemagnates.com",
"relevance_score": 106.05874,
"entities": [ ],
"similar": [ ]
},
{
"uuid": "61be555e-3120-44b0-ad13-6f985ea92f63",
"title": "Bitcoin ETFs vs Spot BTC",
"description": "Bitcoin is now the largest and most well-known cryptocurrency. This cryptocurrency has a market cap of several hundred billion dollars and as a result, has ...",
"keywords": "",
"snippet": "Bitcoin is now the largest and most well-known cryptocurrency. This cryptocurrency has a market cap of several hundred billion dollars and as a result, has mass...",
"url": "https://www.benzinga.com/markets/cryptocurrency/21/02/19808328/bitcoin-etfs-vs-spot-btc",
"image_url": "https://cdn.benzinga.com/files/imagecache/og_image_social_share_1200x630/images/story/2012/investing.jpg",
"language": "en",
"published_at": "2021-02-23T21:11:34.000000Z",
"source": "benzinga.com",
"relevance_score": 95.900276,
"entities": [ ],
"similar": [ ]
},
...
]
}
News by UUID Available on: All plans
Endpoint
GET https://api.marketaux.com/v1/news/uuid/uuid HTTP/1.1
Use this endpoint to find specific articles by the UUID which is returned on our search endpoints. This is useful if you wish to store the UUID to return the article later.
HTTP GET Parameters
name | required | description |
---|---|---|
api_token |
true | Your API token which can be found on your account dashboard. |
Response Objects
name | description |
---|---|
uuid |
The unique identifier for an article in our system. Store this and use it to find specific articles using our single article endpoint. |
title |
The article title. |
description |
The article meta description. |
keywords |
The article meta keywords. |
snippet |
The first 60 characters of the article body. |
url |
The URL to the article. |
image_url |
The URL to the article image. |
language |
The language of the source. |
published_at |
The datetime the article was published. |
source |
The domain of the source. |
entities > symbol |
Symbol of the identified entity. |
entities > name |
Name of the identified entity. |
entities > exchange |
Exchange identifier of the identified entity. |
entities > exchange_long |
Exchange name of the identified entity. |
entities > country |
Exchange country of the identified entity. |
entities > type |
Type of the identified entity. |
entities > industry |
Industry of the identified entity. |
entities > match_score |
The overall strength of the matching for the identified entity. |
entities > sentiment_score |
Average sentiment of all highlighted text found for the identified entity. |
entities > highlights > highlight |
Snippet of text from the article where the entity has been identified. |
entities > highlights > sentiment |
The sentiment of the highlighed text. |
entities > highlights > highlighted_in |
Where the highlight was found (title | main_text ). |
If no results are found, a resource_not_found
error will be returned.
Example Request
GET https://api.marketaux.com/v1/news/uuid/147013d8-6c2c-4d50-8bad-eb3c8b7f5740?api_token=YOUR_API_TOKEN
Example Response
{
"uuid": "9b9fb67e-9438-4263-815e-ef6a7d36af07",
"title": "Bitcoin (BTC/USD), Ethereum (ETH/USD) Crushed as Cryptocurrency Market is Overrun by Sellers",
"description": "The cryptocurrency market has been experiencing wild price swings over the last two days with sellers in complete control as prices slump across the board",
"keywords": "",
"snippet": "Bitcoin (BTC/USD) Price, Analysis and Chart: Bullish channel is broken in a two day sell-off...",
"url": "https://www.dailyfx.com/forex/market_alert/2021/02/23/Bitcoin-BTCUSD-Ethereum-ETHUSD-Crushed-as-Cryptocurrency-Market-is-Overrun-by-Sellers.html",
"image_url": "https://a.c-dn.net/b/2jPuVf/headline_shutterstock_365875643.jpg",
"language": "en",
"published_at": "2021-02-23T10:30:00.000000Z",
"source": "dailyfx.com",
"entities": [
{
"symbol": "BTCUSD",
"name": "Bitcoin USD",
"exchange": "CC",
"exchange_long": "Cryptocurrency",
"country": "global",
"type": "cryptocurrency",
"industry": "N/A",
"match_score": 82.04055,
"sentiment_score": -0.177075,
"highlights": [
{
"highlight": "Bitcoin (BTC/USD) Price, Analysis and Chart: Bullish channel is broken in a two day sell-off. No specific driver of price action.",
"sentiment": -0.6486,
"highlighted_in": "main_text"
},
...
]
},
{
"symbol": "ETHUSD",
"name": "Ethereum USD",
"exchange": "CC",
"exchange_long": "Cryptocurrency",
"country": "global",
"type": "cryptocurrency",
"industry": "N/A",
"match_score": 65.22654,
"sentiment_score": -0.4215,
"highlights": [
{
"highlight": "Bitcoin (BTC/USD), Ethereum (ETH/USD) Crushed as Cryptocurrency Market is Overrun by Sellers",
"sentiment": -0.4215,
"highlighted_in": "title"
}
]
}
]
}
Entity Stats (time series) Available on: Standard and above
Endpoint
GET https://api.marketaux.com/v1/entity/stats/intraday HTTP/1.1
Get an intraday view of how well entities performed over different intervals using this endpoint.
Find the best or worst performing entities broken down to every minute, hour, day, week, month, quarter or year. Useful for comparing entities and creating graphs and charts
Adding symbols to the request is not necessary - by default all of the best performing stocks are returned. Filter entities by symbols, exchanges, industries, countries, entity types and more.
HTTP GET Parameters
name | required | description |
---|---|---|
api_token |
true | Your API token which can be found on your account dashboard. |
interval |
false | The interval of the time series. Options: minute | hour | day | week | month | quarter | year Default: day Example: interval=day Note: there are restrictions on the maximum time frame for each interval. This is based on the published_before parameter.
From the published_before date specified, the maximum time frame that can be retrieved is as following:minute = 7 dayshour = 1 monthday = 3 yearsweek = 5 yearsmonth = 5 yearsquarter = 10 yearsyear = 10 yearsBy default the maximum allowed time frame will be applied. If the time frame is exceeded by the date parameters provided, the default will be applied - no error will be thrown. For example, if interval=minute and published_before=2021-01-10 , the max that can be returned will be back to 2021-01-03.
You can specify a published_after value to reduce this time frame if necessary (e.g. published_after=2021-01-08 ).
|
group_by |
false | Group results by symbol | exchange | industry | country Default: symbol
|
min_doc_count |
false | The minimum number of total_documents an entity should be identified within to be returned with the results.Example: min_doc_count=10
|
symbols |
false | Specify entity symbol(s) which have been identified within the article. Find entity symbols in our entity search endpoint. Example: symbols=TSLA,AMZN,MSFT
|
entity_types |
false | Specify the type of entities which have been identified within the article. Find entity types in our entity type metadata endpoint. Example: entity_types=index,equity
|
industries |
false | Specify the industries of entities which have been identified within the article. Find entity types in our entity industry metadata endpoint. Example: industries=Technology,Industrials
|
countries |
false | Specify the country of the exchange of which entities have been identified within the article. Find countries as part of our entity exchanges metadata endpoint. Example: countries=us,ca
|
sentiment_avg_gte |
false | Use this to refine results to find all entities with an overall sentiment_avg greater than or equal to x .Example: sentiment_avg_gte=0 - this will find all entities which are neutral or positive
|
sentiment_avg_lte |
false | Use this to refine results to find all entities with an overall sentiment_avg less than or equal to x .Example: sentiment_avg_lte=0 - this will find all entities which are neutral or negative
|
sentiment_gte |
false | Use this to refine results to find all documents for entities with a sentiment_score greater than or equal to x .Example: sentiment_gte=0 - this will find all document entities which are neutral or positive
|
sentiment_lte |
false | Use this to refine results to find all documents for entities with a sentiment_score less than or equal to x .Example: sentiment_lte=0 - this will find all document entities which are neutral or negative
|
search |
false | Use the search as a basic search tool by entering regular search terms or it has more advanced usage to build search queries:+ signifies AND operation| signifies OR operation- negates a single token" wraps a number of tokens to signify a phrase for searching* at the end of a term signifies a prefix query( and ) signify precedence
To use one of these characters literally, escape it with a preceding backslash ( \ ).
This searches the full body of the text and the title. Example: "ipo" -nyse (searches for articles which must include the string "ipo" but articles must NOT mention NYSE.)
For more advanced query examples, see our API Examples section. |
domains |
false | Comma separated list of domains to include. List of domains can be obtained through our Sources endpoint, found further down this page.
Example: adweek.com,adage.com |
exclude_domains |
false | Comma separated list of domains to exclude |
source_ids |
false | Comma separated list of source_ids to include. List of source_ids can be obtained through our Sources endpoint, found further down this page.
Example: adweek.com-1,adage.com-1 |
exclude_source_ids |
false | Comma separated list of source_ids to exclude. |
language |
false | Comma separated list of languages to include. Default is all.
Click here for a list of supported languages. Examples: en,es (English + Spanish)
|
published_before |
false | Refine results for articles before the specified date. Supported formats include:
Y-m-d\TH:i:s | Y-m-d\TH:i | Y-m-d\TH | Y-m-d | Y-m | Y .
Examples: 2024-10-06T10:55:40 |
2024-10-06T10:55 |
2024-10-06T10 |
2024-10-06 |
2024-10 |
2024
|
published_after |
false | Refine results for articles published after the specified date. Supported formats include:
Y-m-d\TH:i:s | Y-m-d\TH:i | Y-m-d\TH | Y-m-d | Y-m | Y .
Examples: 2024-10-06T10:55:40 |
2024-10-06T10:55 |
2024-10-06T10 |
2024-10-06 |
2024-10 |
2024
|
published_on |
false | Refine results for articles published on the specified date. Supported formats include: Y-m-d .
Examples: 2024-10-06
|
sort |
false | Sort by total_documents or sentiment_avg Default: total_documents
|
sort_order |
false | Sort order of the sort parameter.Options: desc | asc Default: desc
|
date_order |
false | Ordering of the date keys. Options: desc | asc Default: desc
|
limit |
false | Specify the number of entities you want to return in the request. The maximum limit is based on your plan. The default limit is the maximum specified for your plan. |
Response Objects
name | description |
---|---|
data > date |
Date of the time series data. |
data > data > key |
The key based on the group_by parameter. For example, this could be symbol, exchange, industry or country. |
data > data > total_documents |
Total number of documents identified for the key and also based on the query parameters provided. |
data > data > sentiment_avg |
Average sentiment of the key and also based on the query parameters provided. |
If no results are found, the data object will be empty.
Example Request
GET https://api.marketaux.com/v1/entity/stats/intraday?symbols=TSLA%2CAMZN%2CMSFT&interval=day&published_after=2024-10-05T10%3A55&language=en&api_token=YOUR_API_TOKEN
Example Response
{
"data": [
{
"date": "2024-10-06T00:00:00.000Z",
"data": [
{
"key": "TSLA",
"total_documents": 3,
"sentiment_avg": 0.37163333346446353
},
{
"key": "AMZN",
"total_documents": 0,
"sentiment_avg": null
},
{
"key": "MSFT",
"total_documents": 0,
"sentiment_avg": null
}
]
},
{
"date": "2024-10-05T00:00:00.000Z",
"data": [
{
"key": "MSFT",
"total_documents": 4,
"sentiment_avg": 0.6740657463669777
},
{
"key": "TSLA",
"total_documents": 3,
"sentiment_avg": 0.4576999917626381
},
{
"key": "AMZN",
"total_documents": 2,
"sentiment_avg": 0.631850004196167
}
]
}
]
}
Entity Stats (aggregation) Available on: Standard and above
Endpoint
GET https://api.marketaux.com/v1/entity/stats/aggregation HTTP/1.1
Similar to the entity stats time series endpoint, this returns an aggregation of entities for a single time frame, rather than being broken down by date. Useful to find the best or worst performing stocks.
HTTP GET Parameters
name | required | description |
---|---|---|
api_token |
true | Your API token which can be found on your account dashboard. |
group_by |
false | Group results by symbol | exchange | industry | country Default: symbol
|
min_doc_count |
false | The minimum number of total_documents an entity should be identified within to be returned with the results.Example: min_doc_count=10
|
symbols |
false | Specify entity symbol(s) which have been identified within the article. Find entity symbols in our entity search endpoint. Example: symbols=TSLA,AMZN,MSFT
|
entity_types |
false | Specify the type of entities which have been identified within the article. Find entity types in our entity type metadata endpoint. Example: entity_types=index,equity
|
industries |
false | Specify the industries of entities which have been identified within the article. Find entity types in our entity industry metadata endpoint. Example: industries=Technology,Industrials
|
countries |
false | Specify the country of the exchange of which entities have been identified within the article. Find countries as part of our entity exchanges metadata endpoint. Example: countries=us,ca
|
sentiment_avg_gte |
false | Use this to refine results to find all entities with an overall sentiment_avg greater than or equal to x .Example: sentiment_avg_gte=0 - this will find all entities which are neutral or positive
|
sentiment_avg_lte |
false | Use this to refine results to find all entities with an overall sentiment_avg less than or equal to x .Example: sentiment_avg_lte=0 - this will find all entities which are neutral or negative
|
sentiment_gte |
false | Use this to refine results to find all documents for entities with a sentiment_score greater than or equal to x .Example: sentiment_gte=0 - this will find all document entities which are neutral or positive
|
sentiment_lte |
false | Use this to refine results to find all documents for entities with a sentiment_score less than or equal to x .Example: sentiment_lte=0 - this will find all document entities which are neutral or negative
|
search |
false | Use the search as a basic search tool by entering regular search terms or it has more advanced usage to build search queries:+ signifies AND operation| signifies OR operation- negates a single token" wraps a number of tokens to signify a phrase for searching* at the end of a term signifies a prefix query( and ) signify precedence
To use one of these characters literally, escape it with a preceding backslash ( \ ).
This searches the full body of the text and the title. Example: "ipo" -nyse (searches for articles which must include the string "ipo" but articles must NOT mention NYSE.)
For more advanced query examples, see our API Examples section. |
domains |
false | Comma separated list of domains to include. List of domains can be obtained through our Sources endpoint, found further down this page.
Example: adweek.com,adage.com |
exclude_domains |
false | Comma separated list of domains to exclude |
source_ids |
false | Comma separated list of source_ids to include. List of source_ids can be obtained through our Sources endpoint, found further down this page.
Example: adweek.com-1,adage.com-1 |
exclude_source_ids |
false | Comma separated list of source_ids to exclude. |
language |
false | Comma separated list of languages to include. Default is all.
Click here for a list of supported languages. Examples: en,es (English + Spanish)
|
published_before |
false | Refine results for articles published before the specified date. Supported formats include:
Y-m-d\TH:i:s | Y-m-d\TH:i | Y-m-d\TH | Y-m-d | Y-m | Y .
Examples: 2024-10-06T10:55:40 |
2024-10-06T10:55 |
2024-10-06T10 |
2024-10-06 |
2024-10 |
2024
|
published_after |
false | Refine results for articles published after the specified date. Supported formats include:
Y-m-d\TH:i:s | Y-m-d\TH:i | Y-m-d\TH | Y-m-d | Y-m | Y .
Examples: 2024-10-06T10:55:40 |
2024-10-06T10:55 |
2024-10-06T10 |
2024-10-06 |
2024-10 |
2024
|
published_on |
false | Refine results for articles published on the specified date. Supported formats include: Y-m-d .
Examples: 2024-10-06
|
sort |
false | Sort by total_documents or sentiment_avg Default: total_documents
|
sort_order |
false | Sort order of the sort parameter.Options: desc | asc Default: desc
|
limit |
false | Specify the number of entities you want to return in the request. The maximum limit is based on your plan. The default limit is the maximum specified for your plan. |
Response Objects
name | description |
---|---|
meta > returned |
The number of entities returned. |
meta > limit |
The limit based on the limit parameter. |
data > key |
The key based on the group_by parameter. For example, this could be symbol, exchange, industry or country. |
data > total_documents |
Total number of documents identified for the key and also based on the query parameters provided. |
data > sentiment_avg |
Average sentiment of the key and also based on the query parameters provided. |
If no results are found, the data object will be empty.
Example Request
GET https://api.marketaux.com/v1/entity/stats/aggregation?symbols=TSLA%2CAMZN%2CMSFT&published_after=2024-10-05T10%3A55&language=en&api_token=YOUR_API_TOKEN
Example Response
{
"meta": {
"returned": 3,
"limit": 100
},
"data": [
{
"key": "TSLA",
"total_documents": 6,
"sentiment_avg": 0.41466666261355084
},
{
"key": "MSFT",
"total_documents": 4,
"sentiment_avg": 0.6740657463669777
},
{
"key": "AMZN",
"total_documents": 2,
"sentiment_avg": 0.631850004196167
}
]
}
Trending Entities Available on: Standard and above
Endpoint
GET https://api.marketaux.com/v1/entity/trending/aggregation HTTP/1.1
Use this endpoint to identify trending entities. Filter by time frame and much more; e.g. find which stocks were trending on a specific day, within the past 24 hours, past 7 days, etc.
HTTP GET Parameters
name | required | description |
---|---|---|
api_token |
true | Your API token which can be found on your account dashboard. |
group_by |
false | Group results by symbol | exchange | industry | country Default: symbol
|
min_doc_count |
false | The minimum number of total_documents an entity should be identified within to be returned with the results.Example: min_doc_count=10
|
symbols |
false | Specify entity symbol(s) which have been identified within the article. Find entity symbols in our entity search endpoint. Example: symbols=TSLA,AMZN,MSFT
|
entity_types |
false | Specify the type of entities which have been identified within the article. Find entity types in our entity type metadata endpoint. Example: entity_types=index,equity
|
industries |
false | Specify the industries of entities which have been identified within the article. Find entity types in our entity industry metadata endpoint. Example: industries=Technology,Industrials
|
countries |
false | Specify the country of the exchange of which entities have been identified within the article. Find countries as part of our entity exchanges metadata endpoint. Example: countries=us,ca
|
sentiment_avg_gte |
false | Use this to refine results to find all entities with an overall sentiment_avg greater than or equal to x .Example: sentiment_avg_gte=0 - this will find all entities which are neutral or positive
|
sentiment_avg_lte |
false | Use this to refine results to find all entities with an overall sentiment_avg less than or equal to x .Example: sentiment_avg_lte=0 - this will find all entities which are neutral or negative
|
sentiment_gte |
false | Use this to refine results to find all documents for entities with a sentiment_score greater than or equal to x .Example: sentiment_gte=0 - this will find all document entities which are neutral or positive
|
sentiment_lte |
false | Use this to refine results to find all documents for entities with a sentiment_score less than or equal to x .Example: sentiment_lte=0 - this will find all document entities which are neutral or negative
|
search |
false | Use the search as a basic search tool by entering regular search terms or it has more advanced usage to build search queries:+ signifies AND operation| signifies OR operation- negates a single token" wraps a number of tokens to signify a phrase for searching* at the end of a term signifies a prefix query( and ) signify precedence
To use one of these characters literally, escape it with a preceding backslash ( \ ).
This searches the full body of the text and the title. Example: "ipo" -nyse (searches for articles which must include the string "ipo" but articles must NOT mention NYSE.)
For more advanced query examples, see our API Examples section. |
domains |
false | Comma separated list of domains to include. List of domains can be obtained through our Sources endpoint, found further down this page.
Example: adweek.com,adage.com |
exclude_domains |
false | Comma separated list of domains to exclude |
source_ids |
false | Comma separated list of source_ids to include. List of source_ids can be obtained through our Sources endpoint, found further down this page.
Example: adweek.com-1,adage.com-1 |
exclude_source_ids |
false | Comma separated list of source_ids to exclude. |
language |
false | Comma separated list of languages to include. Default is all.
Click here for a list of supported languages. Examples: en,es (English + Spanish)
|
published_before |
false | Refine results for articles published before the specified date. Supported formats include:
Y-m-d\TH:i:s | Y-m-d\TH:i | Y-m-d\TH | Y-m-d | Y-m | Y .
Examples: 2024-10-06T10:55:40 |
2024-10-06T10:55 |
2024-10-06T10 |
2024-10-06 |
2024-10 |
2024
|
published_after |
false | Refine results for articles published after the specified date. Supported formats include:
Y-m-d\TH:i:s | Y-m-d\TH:i | Y-m-d\TH | Y-m-d | Y-m | Y .
Examples: 2024-10-06T10:55:40 |
2024-10-06T10:55 |
2024-10-06T10 |
2024-10-06 |
2024-10 |
2024
|
published_on |
false | Refine results for articles published on the specified date. Supported formats include: Y-m-d .
Examples: 2024-10-06
|
sort |
false | Sort by total_documents or sentiment_avg Default: total_documents
|
sort_order |
false | Sort order of the sort parameter.Options: desc | asc Default: desc
|
limit |
false | Specify the number of entities you want to return in the request. The maximum limit is based on your plan. The default limit is the maximum specified for your plan. |
Response Objects
name | description |
---|---|
meta > returned |
The number of entities returned. |
meta > limit |
The limit based on the limit parameter. |
data > key |
The key based on the group_by parameter. For example, this could be symbol, exchange, industry or country. |
data > total_documents |
Total number of documents identified for the key and also based on the query parameters provided. |
data > sentiment_avg |
Average sentiment of the key and also based on the query parameters provided. |
data > score |
The relevance score for the trending entity. |
If no results are found, the data object will be empty.
Example Request
GET https://api.marketaux.com/v1/entity/trending/aggregation?countries=us%2Cca&min_doc_count=10&published_after=2024-10-05T10%3A55&language=en&api_token=YOUR_API_TOKEN
Example Response
{
"meta": {
"returned": 1,
"limit": 100
},
"data": [
{
"key": "NVDA",
"total_documents": 21,
"sentiment_avg": 0.6798000505992344,
"score": 8.515812518935828
}
]
}
Entity Search Available on: All plans
Endpoint
GET https://api.marketaux.com/v1/entity/search HTTP/1.1
Use this endpoint to search for all entities we support. Note that the limit is 50 for all requests.
HTTP GET Parameters
name | required | description |
---|---|---|
api_token |
true | Your API token which can be found on your account dashboard. |
search |
false | Dynamic search function to find entities. |
symbols |
false | Enter specific symbols to return. |
exchanges |
false | Filter results by specific exchanges. Comma separated list. |
types |
false | Filter results by entity types. Comma separated list. |
industries |
false | Filter results by industries. Comma separated list. |
countries |
false | Filter results by ISO 3166-1 two-letter country code of the exchange. Comma separated list. |
page |
false | Use this to paginate through the result set. Default is 1.
Example: page=2
|
Response Objects
name | description |
---|---|
meta > found |
The number of entities found for the request. |
meta > returned |
The number of entities returned on the page. |
meta > limit |
The limit is 50. This currently can not be changed. |
meta > page |
The page number based on the page parameter. |
data > symbol |
Unique entity symbol (or ticker). |
data > name |
Entity name. |
data > type |
The entity type. |
data > industry |
The entity industry. |
data > exchange |
The exchange identifier. |
data > exchange_long |
The exchange name. |
data > country |
The ISO 3166-1 two-letter country code of the exchange locale. (Note: 'eu' (European Union) and 'global' are also included in our list). |
If no results are found, the data object will be empty.
Example Request
GET https://api.marketaux.com/v1/entity/search?search=tsla&countries=us&api_token=YOUR_API_TOKEN
Example Response
{
"meta": {
"found": 1,
"returned": 1,
"limit": 50,
"page": 1
},
"data": [
{
"symbol": "TSLA",
"name": "Tesla, Inc.",
"type": "equity",
"industry": "Consumer Cyclical",
"exchange": null,
"exchange_long": null,
"country": "us"
}
]
}
Entity Type List Available on: All plans
Endpoint
GET https://api.marketaux.com/v1/entity/type/list HTTP/1.1
Use this endpoint to return all supported entity types.
HTTP GET Parameters
name | required | description |
---|---|---|
api_token |
true | Your API token which can be found on your account dashboard. |
Response Objects
name | description |
---|---|
data |
Array of entity types. |
If no results are found, the data object will be empty.
Example Request
GET https://api.marketaux.com/v1/entity/type/list?api_token=YOUR_API_TOKEN
Example Response
{
"data": [
"equity",
"index",
"etf",
"mutualfund",
"currency",
"cryptocurrency"
]
}
Industry List Available on: All plans
Endpoint
GET https://api.marketaux.com/v1/entity/industry/list HTTP/1.1
Use this endpoint to return all supported entity industries.
HTTP GET Parameters
name | required | description |
---|---|---|
api_token |
true | Your API token which can be found on your account dashboard. |
Response Objects
name | description |
---|---|
data |
Array of industries. |
If no results are found, the data object will be empty.
Example Request
GET https://api.marketaux.com/v1/entity/industry/list?api_token=YOUR_API_TOKEN
Example Response
{
"data": [
"Technology",
"Industrials",
"N/A",
"Consumer Cyclical",
"Healthcare",
"Communication Services",
"Financial Services",
"Consumer Defensive",
"Basic Materials",
"Real Estate",
"Energy",
"Utilities",
"Financial",
"Services",
"Consumer Goods",
"Industrial Goods"
]
}
Sources Available on: All plans
Endpoint
GET https://api.marketaux.com/v1/news/sources HTTP/1.1
Use this endpoint to view sources which can be used in other API requests. Note that the limit is 50 for all requests.
HTTP GET Parameters
name | required | description |
---|---|---|
api_token |
true | Your API token which can be found on your account dashboard. |
distinct_domain |
false | Use this to group distinct domains from sources. This will make source_id null.
Example: distinct_domain=true
|
language |
false | Comma separated list of languages to include. Default is all.
Click here for a list of supported languages. Examples: en,es (English + Spanish)
|
page |
false | Use this to paginate through the result set. Default is 1.
Example: page=2
|
Response Objects
name | description |
---|---|
meta > found |
The number of sources found for the request. |
meta > returned |
The number of sources returned on the page. |
meta > limit |
The limit is 50. This currently can not be changed. |
meta > page |
The page number based on the page parameter. |
data > source_id |
The unique ID of the source feed. Use this for the source_ids or exclude_source_ids parameters in the news endpoints.
There may be many source_ids for each domain, therefore we would generally suggest using the domains filter instead the source_ids filter. |
data > domain |
The domain of the source. You can use this for the domains or exclude_domains parameters in the news endpoints. |
data > language |
The source language. |
If no results are found, the data object will be empty.
Example Request
GET https://api.marketaux.com/v1/news/sources?api_token=YOUR_API_TOKEN&language=en
Example Response
{
"meta": {
"found": 5327,
"returned": 50,
"limit": 50,
"page": 1
},
"data": [
{
"source_id": "adweek.com-1",
"domain": "adweek.com",
"language": "en"
},
{
"source_id": "adage.com-1",
"domain": "adage.com",
"language": "en"
},
{
"source_id": "avc.com-1",
"domain": "avc.com",
"language": "en"
},
...
]
}
Errors
Errors
If your request was unsuccessful, you will receive a JSON formatted error. Below you will find the potential errors you may encounter when using the API.
Errors
error code | HTTP status | description |
---|---|---|
malformed_parameters |
400 |
Validation of parameters failed. The failed parameters are usually shown in the error message. |
invalid_api_token |
401 |
Invalid API token. |
usage_limit_reached |
402 |
Usage limit of your plan has been reached. Usage limit and remaining requests can be found on the X-UsageLimit-Limit header. |
endpoint_access_restricted |
403 |
Access to the endpoint is not available on your current subscription plan. |
resource_not_found |
404 |
Resource could not be found. |
invalid_api_endpoint |
404 |
API route does not exist. |
rate_limit_reached |
429 |
Too many requests in the past 60 seconds. Rate limit and remaining requests can be found on the X-RateLimit-Limit header. |
server_error |
500 |
A server error occured. |
maintenance_mode |
503 |
The service is currently under maintenance. |
Example Error Response
{
"error": {
"code": "malformed_parameters",
"message": "The published_before parameter(s) are incorrectly formatted."
}
}
Examples
API Examples
There are unlimited ways to filter and refine your results with our API, see a few examples below to help you get started.
If you need assistance creating the perfect query, feel free to contact us.
Retrieve all articles which have mentioned AAPL and TSLA, and filter the entities array so ONLY these are displayed with articles
GET https://api.marketaux.com/v1/news/all?symbols=AAPL%2CTSLA&filter_entities=true&api_token=YOUR_API_TOKEN
Find all articles with positive entity sentiment in English
GET https://api.marketaux.com/v1/news/all?sentiment_gte=0.1&language=en&api_token=YOUR_API_TOKEN
Find all articles with neutral entity sentiment in English
GET https://api.marketaux.com/v1/news/all?sentiment_gte=0&sentiment_lte=0&language=en&api_token=YOUR_API_TOKEN
Find all articles with negative entity sentiment in English
GET https://api.marketaux.com/v1/news/all?sentiment_lte=-0.1&language=en&api_token=YOUR_API_TOKEN
Get a day-by-day breakdown of top mentioned entities for exchanges in the US for last month (September 2024)
GET https://api.marketaux.com/v1/entity/stats/intraday?interval=day&group_by=symbol&countries=us&published_after=2024-09-01T00%3A00&published_before=2024-09-30T23%3A59&api_token=YOUR_API_TOKEN
Get an aggregation for the top entities by sentiment yesterday (05 October 2024)
GET https://api.marketaux.com/v1/entity/stats/intraday?group_by=symbol&sort=sentiment_avg&sort_order=desc&published_on=2024-10-05&api_token=YOUR_API_TOKEN
Code Examples
See our prepared examples below to quickly get started implementing our API into your next project.
PHP
$queryString = http_build_query([
'api_token' => 'YOUR_API_TOKEN',
'symbols' => 'AAPL,TSLA',
'filter_entities' => 'true',
'limit' => 50,
]);
$ch = curl_init(sprintf('%s?%s', 'https://api.marketaux.com/v1/news/all', $queryString));
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, true);
$json = curl_exec($ch);
curl_close($ch);
$apiResult = json_decode($json, true);
print_r($apiResult);
Python
# Python 3
import http.client, urllib.parse
conn = http.client.HTTPSConnection('api.marketaux.com')
params = urllib.parse.urlencode({
'api_token': 'YOUR_API_TOKEN',
'symbols': 'AAPL,TSLA',
'limit': 50,
})
conn.request('GET', '/v1/news/all?{}'.format(params))
res = conn.getresponse()
data = res.read()
print(data.decode('utf-8'))
Go
package main
import (
"fmt"
"io/ioutil"
"net/http"
"net/url"
)
func main() {
baseURL, _ := url.Parse("https://marketaux.com")
baseURL.Path += "v1/news/all"
params := url.Values{}
params.Add("api_token", "YOUR_API_TOKEN")
params.Add("symbols", "aapl,tsla")
params.Add("search", "ipo")
params.Add("limit", "50")
baseURL.RawQuery = params.Encode()
req, _ := http.NewRequest("GET", baseURL.String(), nil)
res, _ := http.DefaultClient.Do(req)
defer res.Body.Close()
body, _ := ioutil.ReadAll(res.Body)
fmt.Println(string(body))
}
JavaScript
var requestOptions = {
method: 'GET'
};
var params = {
api_token: 'YOUR_API_TOKEN',
symbols: 'msft,fb',
limit: '50'
};
var esc = encodeURIComponent;
var query = Object.keys(params)
.map(function(k) {return esc(k) + '=' + esc(params[k]);})
.join('&');
fetch("https://api.marketaux.com/v1/news/all?" + query, requestOptions)
.then(response => response.text())
.then(result => console.log(result))
.catch(error => console.log('error', error));
C#
var client = new RestClient("https://api.marketaux.com/v1/news/all");
client.Timeout = -1;
var request = new RestRequest(Method.GET);
request.AddQueryParameter("api_token", "YOUR_API_TOKEN");
request.AddQueryParameter("symbols", "aapl,amzn");
request.AddQueryParameter("limit", "50");
IRestResponse response = client.Execute(request);
Console.WriteLine(response.Content);
Java
OkHttpClient client = new OkHttpClient().newBuilder()
.build();
HttpUrl.Builder httpBuilder = HttpUrl.parse("https://api.marketaux.com/v1/news/all").newBuilder();
httpBuilder.addQueryParameter("api_token", "YOUR_API_TOKEN");
httpBuilder.addQueryParameter("symbols", "aapl,msft");
httpBuilder.addQueryParameter("limit", "50");
Request request = new Request.Builder().url(httpBuilder.build()).build();
Response response = client.newCall(request).execute();