CNBC is a leading business and financial news network providing real-time market data, analysis, and reporting on the global economy.
With the World News API you can programmatically access news articles from CNBC (cnbc.com). On average, over 150 articles per day are indexed from this source.
The source is based in United States and publishes primarily in the language code en. For every API endpoint that supports the news-sources parameter, use https://www.cnbc.com to retrieve news exclusively from CNBC.
Historically, you can search news from CNBC starting January 1st, 2022.
Here are some examples showing how to search news, filter by category, and retrieve specific articles from CNBC. Be sure to check out the in-depth documentation as each API offers many different parameters to explore.
news-sources=https://www.cnbc.com news-sources=https://www.cnbc.com text=technology news-sources=https://www.cnbc.com categories=politics news-sources=https://www.cnbc.com Each article in the response includes a sentiment score ranging from -1 (very negative) to 1 (very positive), enabling sentiment analysis of CNBC's coverage.
Use the Search News endpoint with the parameter news-sources=https://www.cnbc.com. This returns only articles published by CNBC. You can further filter by keyword, category, date range, and more.
World News API indexes over 150 articles per day from CNBC. Coverage includes all major sections and categories published on cnbc.com.
Yes, World News API stores articles from CNBC starting from January 1st, 2022. Use the earliest-publish-date and latest-publish-date parameters in the Search News endpoint to query historical articles.
Yes, the news-sources parameter accepts a comma-separated list of source URLs. For example, you can retrieve news from CNBC and other outlets in a single request.
Yes! World News API offers a free plan with 50 daily API points — enough to start building and testing with CNBC news data. Sign up for a free API key to get started. Paid plans start at $39/month for higher volume needs.
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