Stock Market News API for Company Briefings

Use QVeris to retrieve stock market news for a company page, watchlist or daily research briefing. Choose a ticker, set a relevant time window and keep publisher links with the returned headlines. Open the market news and sentiment tool to inspect the available filters before your first request.

The first useful output is a small set of relevant stories with publication times and sources. From there, your application or AI agent can produce a concise summary while allowing readers to open the original coverage. The source link should remain attached to the individual item, not disappear into a general references list.

Start with one company and a narrow question, such as what changed during the past seven days. A focused brief is easier to verify than a long stream that combines unrelated market topics.

For the selected Alpha Vantage route, multiple ticker filters require articles to mention all listed tickers. That is different from fetching every article about any company in a watchlist. For a broad watchlist brief, separate per-ticker requests may be more appropriate, followed by deduplication. See the official news and sentiment reference.

Use the following inputs to explore recent AAPL news through the inspected route. They define the request only; no headlines on this page are presented as current reporting.

{
  "function": "NEWS_SENTIMENT",
  "tickers": "AAPL",
  "sort": "LATEST",
  "limit": 10
}

For a strict seven-day report, also use supported start/end filters and verify the returned publication times. A “latest 10” request alone cannot guarantee the articles all fall inside the past week. If fewer relevant stories are available, keep the smaller number and explain the coverage.

The AAPL seven-day news-brief task below opens with the request prefilled so you can review the first briefing before building a scheduled pipeline.

Keep the headline, publisher, original URL and publication time for each item. Remove exact duplicates using canonicalized source URLs where feasible, then review syndicated or near-identical coverage. Two different URLs do not necessarily represent two independent events.

Write a short description of the event and why it relates to the selected company. Distinguish what the article reports from your interpretation. If the API provides only a headline or abstract, do not imply you read the full article or reproduce a full text that was not supplied.

For a company earnings story, connect the brief to financial statement data when you need to verify reported numbers. Use the company profile workflow to resolve ambiguous names before adding stories to a company page.

If the selected tool returns sentiment scores or labels, keep them attributed to the provider and preserve the scope: an article-level score may differ from a ticker-level score within the same story. A positive label is not proof of a future price increase, and missing sentiment does not mean neutral coverage.

Store the requested window and retrieval time with each brief so an automated refresh does not masquerade as complete news monitoring. Add stock quotes only when price context is needed, keeping quote timestamps separate from publication times. Use the Python integration pattern and QVeris pricing when planning recurring calls.

Open the prefilled QVeris task to find AAPL news from the past seven days. The result will organize up to five distinct events with headline, publisher, publication time and original URL, while reporting limited coverage instead of inventing items.