Bloomberg API

Section rails or site search on bloomberg.com, then one article.

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Overview

What teams build with the Bloomberg API

Company news tracking

Check the latest Bloomberg headlines in markets, economics, or technology through the day for the companies you follow.

Headline datasets

Collect Bloomberg headlines with times and sections to study coverage or feed a sentiment model.

Research

Search bloomberg.com for a subject and read the public part of each story.

Licensed feeds only

Is there an official Bloomberg API?

Only with a Bloomberg data contract. Bloomberg's APIs are part of Bloomberg Professional Services, such as the Terminal, Server API, and Data License.

Bloomberg's developer APIs serve customers of Bloomberg Professional Services: the Terminal, the Server API, and Data License. News comes with those contracts; there is no standalone news API to sign up for.

Clair reads bloomberg.com as a signed-out visitor. Headlines are complete; on metered stories only the public paragraphs come back, and the response sets body_truncated so you know.

Read from these pages on September 28, 2026.

[1]Bloomberg Professional Services: Server API

Data samples

From the page to JSON

The page the Bloomberg API reads, and the response it returns for the same query.

section

latest

Try it live

https://www.bloomberg.com/latest

{
  "engine": "bloomberg",
  "family": "news",
  "query": {
    "q": null,
    "section": "latest",
    "sort": null,
    "type": null,
    "time": null,
    "page": null
  },
  "listing": {
    "title": null,
    "url": "https://www.bloomberg.com/lineup-next/api/paginate?id=latest&page=phoenix-americas&offset=0&variation=latest_filtered&type=story_list"
  },
  "count": 1,
  "total_results": null,
  "results": [
    {
      "position": 1,
      "title": "US, Iran Said to Be Exploring Phased Deal to Open Hormuz",
      "url": "https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-09-24/us-iran-said-to-be-exploring-phased-deal-to-open-hormuz",
      "section": "politics",
      "kicker": "Middle East",
      "authors": [
        {
          "name": "Fiona MacDonald",
          "url": null
        }
      ],
      "premium": false
    }
  ],
  "next_cursor": "eyJwIjoicGhvZW5peC1hbWVyaWNhcyIsIm0iOiJsYXRlc3QiLCJ2IjoibGF0ZXN0X2ZpbHRlcmVkIiwidCI6InN0b3J5X2xpc3QiLCJvIjo2LCJzIjoiXzVPZjdGalU3dG9SIn0"
}

Source page captured separately from the recorded response, so live values can differ.

Code

Integrate in minutes

One host, one Bearer key for every Clair API. Each call returns JSON with the same envelope, so a second API is a new path, not a new client.

Get an API key Read the docs

curl -G "https://api.clair.im/v1/bloomberg/search?section=latest" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"

Reference

Query and response fields

Omit q for a section rail (latest by default). With q, page is 1 to 50. Either way, next_cursor sent back as cursor opens the next page. Search hits may have premium: null.

GET /v1/bloomberg/search

Authorization header · stringrequired: Bearer <api_key>. Create keys under API keys.
q string: Site search. Omit for a section rail. Send q or section, not both.
section string: latest (default), markets, economics, technology, politics, industries, finance, wealth, pursuits, green, crypto, ai, opinion, businessweek, deals, or citylab.
sort string: With q: relevance, newest, or oldest.
type string: With q: article, video, audio, graphics, or businessweek.
time string: With q: 1d, 1w, or 1m.
page integer: With q: page to open, 1 to 50. Default 1. A section rail pages by cursor only. Send page or cursor, not both.
cursor string: next_cursor from the previous response, to open the next page of a search or a section rail.

Pricing

	One subscription. Every API.
Bloomberg	$3.30/1K requests Up to 303 requests	$2.90/1K requests Up to 10.3K requests	$2.60/1K requests Up to 38.5K requests	$2.30/1K requests Up to 130.4K requests	Custom rate Volume pricing

One subscription. Every API.

Free

FREE

$1 toward any API

Start for free

Starter

$30/mo

Choose plan

StandardMost popular

$100/mo

Choose plan

Advanced

$300/mo

$300$2,400

Choose plan

Enterprise

from $2,500/mo

Volume rates, higher limits, invoicing

Bloomberg

$3.30/1K requests

Up to 303 requests

$2.90/1K requests

Up to 10.3K requests

$2.60/1K requests

Up to 38.5K requests

$2.30/1K requests

Up to 130.4K requests

Custom rate

Volume pricing

Paid plans run at 10 requests a second. Need more? Email us and we will raise your limit.

FAQ

Common questions

Anything else? Email contact@serinlabs.com.

Does it return full Bloomberg articles?

The public part. Stories behind Bloomberg's paywall return the paragraphs shown to signed-out readers, with body_truncated set to true.

Is this Bloomberg Terminal data?

No. It is bloomberg.com's public news pages. Terminal news and market data need a Bloomberg contract.

How do I page through the latest headlines?

Pass the next_cursor from a response as cursor in the next request, with the same section.

What does the Bloomberg API return?

Two endpoints, one subscription. Search reads a section rail (latest by default) or searches the site with q; both page with next_cursor. Article reads one bloomberg.com story. Metered pages return public paragraphs and set body_truncated. Not Terminal.

Which endpoints does a plan include?

All of them: Latest, Article. Each call spends this API's rate from your plan's balance.

How is a request counted?

Each call is one request, and each extra page is a new call. A malformed request (400) is not counted, and a request that fails on our side (5xx) is refunded.

Is there a free tier?

Yes. The free tier is $1 of usage a month across every Clair API, with no card: about 303 Bloomberg API requests if it all goes here. It resets monthly, and calls stop when the balance runs out.

What happens when I use up my plan's balance?

The API returns 429 until the next period, on every plan, and nothing is billed past the balance. An upgrade starts a new month at once, and the unused balance carries over.

Does my plan cover other Clair APIs?

Yes. One plan and one key cover every Clair API, and every call spends from the same monthly balance. Your first call starts the free tier.

Guides

Learn more about the Bloomberg API

Use cases

Financial news tracking
Reuters, AP, and Bloomberg headlines on your watchlist.

Glossary

Related APIs

APIs teams often combine with the Bloomberg API.

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One plan, every API.

Your plan's price is your monthly usage balance, spent across every Clair API. Start free, no card.

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Bloomberg API

Section rails or site search on bloomberg.com, then one article.

Start free View documentation

Overview

What teams build with the Bloomberg API

Company news tracking

Check the latest Bloomberg headlines in markets, economics, or technology through the day for the companies you follow.

Headline datasets

Collect Bloomberg headlines with times and sections to study coverage or feed a sentiment model.

Research

Search bloomberg.com for a subject and read the public part of each story.

Licensed feeds only

Is there an official Bloomberg API?

Only with a Bloomberg data contract. Bloomberg's APIs are part of Bloomberg Professional Services, such as the Terminal, Server API, and Data License.

Clair reads bloomberg.com as a signed-out visitor. Headlines are complete; on metered stories only the public paragraphs come back, and the response sets body_truncated so you know.

Read from these pages on September 28, 2026.

[1]Bloomberg Professional Services: Server API

Data samples

From the page to JSON

The page the Bloomberg API reads, and the response it returns for the same query.

section

latest

Try it live

https://www.bloomberg.com/latest

{
  "engine": "bloomberg",
  "family": "news",
  "query": {
    "q": null,
    "section": "latest",
    "sort": null,
    "type": null,
    "time": null,
    "page": null
  },
  "listing": {
    "title": null,
    "url": "https://www.bloomberg.com/lineup-next/api/paginate?id=latest&page=phoenix-americas&offset=0&variation=latest_filtered&type=story_list"
  },
  "count": 1,
  "total_results": null,
  "results": [
    {
      "position": 1,
      "title": "US, Iran Said to Be Exploring Phased Deal to Open Hormuz",
      "url": "https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-09-24/us-iran-said-to-be-exploring-phased-deal-to-open-hormuz",
      "section": "politics",
      "kicker": "Middle East",
      "authors": [
        {
          "name": "Fiona MacDonald",
          "url": null
        }
      ],
      "premium": false
    }
  ],
  "next_cursor": "eyJwIjoicGhvZW5peC1hbWVyaWNhcyIsIm0iOiJsYXRlc3QiLCJ2IjoibGF0ZXN0X2ZpbHRlcmVkIiwidCI6InN0b3J5X2xpc3QiLCJvIjo2LCJzIjoiXzVPZjdGalU3dG9SIn0"
}

Source page captured separately from the recorded response, so live values can differ.

Code

Integrate in minutes

One host, one Bearer key for every Clair API. Each call returns JSON with the same envelope, so a second API is a new path, not a new client.

Get an API key Read the docs

curl -G "https://api.clair.im/v1/bloomberg/search?section=latest" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"

Reference

Query and response fields

Omit q for a section rail (latest by default). With q, page is 1 to 50. Either way, next_cursor sent back as cursor opens the next page. Search hits may have premium: null.

GET /v1/bloomberg/search

Authorization header · stringrequired: Bearer <api_key>. Create keys under API keys.
q string: Site search. Omit for a section rail. Send q or section, not both.
section string: latest (default), markets, economics, technology, politics, industries, finance, wealth, pursuits, green, crypto, ai, opinion, businessweek, deals, or citylab.
sort string: With q: relevance, newest, or oldest.
type string: With q: article, video, audio, graphics, or businessweek.
time string: With q: 1d, 1w, or 1m.
page integer: With q: page to open, 1 to 50. Default 1. A section rail pages by cursor only. Send page or cursor, not both.
cursor string: next_cursor from the previous response, to open the next page of a search or a section rail.

Pricing

	One subscription. Every API.
Bloomberg	$3.30/1K requests Up to 303 requests	$2.90/1K requests Up to 10.3K requests	$2.60/1K requests Up to 38.5K requests	$2.30/1K requests Up to 130.4K requests	Custom rate Volume pricing

One subscription. Every API.

Free

FREE

$1 toward any API

Start for free

Starter

$30/mo

Choose plan

StandardMost popular

$100/mo

Choose plan

Advanced

$300/mo

$300$2,400

Choose plan

Enterprise

from $2,500/mo

Volume rates, higher limits, invoicing

Bloomberg

$3.30/1K requests

Up to 303 requests

$2.90/1K requests

Up to 10.3K requests

$2.60/1K requests

Up to 38.5K requests

$2.30/1K requests

Up to 130.4K requests

Custom rate

Volume pricing

Paid plans run at 10 requests a second. Need more? Email us and we will raise your limit.

FAQ

Common questions

Anything else? Email contact@serinlabs.com.

Does it return full Bloomberg articles?

The public part. Stories behind Bloomberg's paywall return the paragraphs shown to signed-out readers, with body_truncated set to true.

Is this Bloomberg Terminal data?

No. It is bloomberg.com's public news pages. Terminal news and market data need a Bloomberg contract.

How do I page through the latest headlines?

Pass the next_cursor from a response as cursor in the next request, with the same section.

What does the Bloomberg API return?

Which endpoints does a plan include?

All of them: Latest, Article. Each call spends this API's rate from your plan's balance.

How is a request counted?

Each call is one request, and each extra page is a new call. A malformed request (400) is not counted, and a request that fails on our side (5xx) is refunded.

Is there a free tier?

Yes. The free tier is $1 of usage a month across every Clair API, with no card: about 303 Bloomberg API requests if it all goes here. It resets monthly, and calls stop when the balance runs out.

What happens when I use up my plan's balance?

The API returns 429 until the next period, on every plan, and nothing is billed past the balance. An upgrade starts a new month at once, and the unused balance carries over.

Does my plan cover other Clair APIs?

Yes. One plan and one key cover every Clair API, and every call spends from the same monthly balance. Your first call starts the free tier.

Guides