Financial news API

Historical financial news metadata with cited events

Use a financial news API that distinguishes a headline from a durable event, keeps every material citation, and preserves when each revision entered the historical information set.

Built for: Research engineers and AI teams that need searchable financial-news references without pretending every source includes licensed article text.

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Find financial events, not duplicate headlines

Search company, SEC, macro, crypto, and exchange references linked to stable event clusters.

Keep the historical cutoff

Separate publication time from when a document entered the usable dataset for point-in-time research.

Respect text and display rights

Return canonical links and permitted metadata by default; include text only when the active source policy allows it.

Live product proof · checked 23 July 2026 UTC

A real result keeps the source and both clocks.

A keyless search for “earnings” returned an official issuer announcement from the Google Blog. The document preserved its source, result type, publication time, and later known-at time—the fields a point-in-time workflow needs to avoid look-ahead leakage.

Document
Result kind returned by the live search
Google Blog
First-party source retained in the response
2 clocks
Published-at and known-at kept separately
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Verified response excerpt
{
  "id": "f94ae9412e3601a142badc7f7eb80c8b",
  "result_kind": "document",
  "source_id": "google_blog",
  "subtitle": "official_issuer_announcement",
  "title": "Q2 2026 earnings call: Remarks from our CEO",
  "published_at_ms": 1784753100000,
  "known_at_ms": 1784753367049
}
  • The excerpt comes from datacedar_search in the live keyless MCP demo.
  • A source link or headline does not imply a full-text redistribution license.
  • REST requires an API key; the bounded MCP demo can be run without signup.
Working surface

Search display-safe news and event metadata.

Search rights-cleared financial event and document metadata across stocks, crypto, macro, SEC, exchange, protocol, and aggregate social sources.

GET /v3/intelligence/search?q=earnings
curl 'https://api.datacedar.com/v3/intelligence/search?q=earnings&limit=20' \
  -H 'X-API-Key: dc_...'
Response model

A news result that keeps source and rights context.

document_id

A stable source-document identifier supports deterministic joins and removals.

title + canonical_url

The public reference stays attached to the publisher or first-party origin.

published_at + known_at

Publication and dataset availability remain distinct for historical research.

source_id + rights_version

Every result identifies the current source policy used at serving time.

display_state

The API distinguishes link metadata, permitted text, aggregate signals, restricted content, and tombstones.

event_links[]

Documents connect to revisioned events and resolved entities instead of remaining isolated headlines.

Workflow

From a financial-news search to verified primary evidence.

01

Search

Query display-safe financial document and event metadata by text, entity, source, asset class, or time.

02

Resolve

Inspect entity matches and the primary or supporting relationship between a document and an event.

03

Verify

Follow the citation to its canonical source and check publication, retrieval, rights, and correction state.

04

Archive

Persist the cursor and known-at cutoff so a later rerun uses the same eligible information set.

Built for

Company and token news discovery.
Evidence-grounded research agents.
Cross-source event clustering and correction tracking.

Explicit boundaries

GDELT and publisher pages contribute link metadata unless text rights say otherwise.
Reddit is served as aggregate signals, never usernames or post bodies.
Headline availability does not imply a full-text license.

Frequently asked questions

Does the API return full financial news articles?

Not by default. Public and publisher sources normally contribute citation and link metadata. Text is returned only when the active source policy explicitly permits storage, processing, and display for the requested use.

Can I retrieve historical financial news?

The API supports known-at filtering, document timestamps, event revisions, and cursor pagination. Actual history is source-specific, so clients should inspect coverage and rights state with every research window.

How are duplicate headlines handled?

Source documents keep their own identity while related reports can connect to a shared event cluster. This preserves publisher provenance without forcing distinct reports into one overwritten record.

See exactly what the financial news API returns.

Run a free query and inspect canonical URLs, publication and known-at times, event links, and display state before choosing the integration.

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