United States · USD · New York
NYSE historical stock data
2,952 listings: 2,874 stocks and 78 ETFs. Daily history back to first listing and minute bars from capture forward, one page per symbol.
NYSE trading day, Monday to Friday
S&P 500, Dow Jones, priced in USD, settling T+1 since May 2024.
- 1792
- Founded in New York
- 2,300
- Listed companies
- 2,952
- Symbol pages on DataCedar
NYSE key facts
- New York Stock Exchange is a United States stock exchange in New York, founded in 1792, trading in USD; its headline indices are S&P 500 and Dow Jones.
- NYSE trades 09:30 to 16:00 ET, with pre market from 04:00 and after hours to 20:00, Monday to Friday, settling T+1 since May 2024; it lists about 2,300 listed companies (2025).
- DataCedar covers 2,952 NYSE listings: 2,874 stocks and 78 ETFs, each with a price history page and an API call.
- Daily bars run back to each symbol's first sourced session; minute bars run from the day capture began for the symbol and are never backfilled.
- 0 of the 2,952 NYSE pages carry enough traded history to be listed in the sitemap.
About NYSE
- Full name
- New York Stock Exchange
- Location
- New York, United States
- Founded
- 1792
- Operator
- Intercontinental Exchange (ICE)
- Regulator
- U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
- Trading hours
- 09:30 to 16:00 ET, with pre market from 04:00 and after hours to 20:00
- Trading days
- Monday to Friday
- Time zone
- America/New York
- Currency
- USD
- Settlement
- T+1 since May 2024
- Ticker convention
- One to four letter symbols (IBM, JPM); share classes as BRK.B
- Headline indices
- S&P 500, Dow Jones
- Listed
- about 2,300 listed companies (2025)
- Market capitalisation
- about USD 30 trillion (2025), the largest in the world
- Traces its origin to the Buttonwood Agreement signed by 24 brokers in 1792.
- Runs a hybrid market: electronic matching with designated market makers responsible for opening and closing auctions.
- Home of the Dow Jones Industrial Average constituents historically, and the majority of S&P 500 members by count.
- NYSE licenses its proprietary feeds; consolidated tape data is distributed through the SIPs and redistributors.
NYSE symbols A to Z
Every listing on the venue, grouped by first letter. Each symbol has its own price history page.
NYSE historical data on DataCedar
DataCedar stores one daily bar per trading session for each of the 2,952 NYSE listings, back to the first session it can source, and one minute bar per trading minute from the day capture began for that symbol. Prices come adjusted for splits and dividends, and raw.
0 of the 2,952 pages carry enough traded history to be listed in the sitemap; the rest exist, are linked from the A to Z pages and are marked noindex until they qualify. Read the coverage note, see pricing for the plan windows, or tell us which symbols you need.
NYSE data by API
One call per symbol, the same schema on every exchange. timeframe is 1Min, 5Min, 15Min, 1Hour or 1Day; adjustment is raw, split, dividend or all; start and end bound the window. See the bars endpoint.
curl "https://api.datacedar.com/v3/stocks/A/bars?timeframe=1Day&adjustment=all&limit=50000" \
-H "X-API-Key: YOUR_KEY"Get the dataNYSE data, four ways in
Every NYSE symbol has a page you can read for free; the series behind it is served by the API under a key.
NYSE
Most traded
The thirty names with the highest traded value over the last thirty sessions.
2,952 pages
Symbols A to Z
Every listing on the venue, one page each, grouped by first letter.
REST and MCP
The bars endpoint
One call per symbol at 1Min to 1Day, adjusted or raw, cursor paged.
No card
Free key
One year of daily bars on every symbol; paid plans add the full history and minute bars.
Common questions
NYSE historical data
