Bloomberg News API

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

Free tier, 200 requests a month
No credit card
Structured JSON
Live pages, fetched per call

Start free View documentation

Data samples

From the page to JSON

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

section

latest

Try it live

https://www.bloomberg.com/latest

1 returnedengine · bloomberg_newsfamily · newscount · 1has next page

US, Iran Said to Be Exploring Phased Deal to Open Hormuz

{
  "engine": "bloomberg_news",
  "family": "news",
  "query": {
    "q": null,
    "section": "latest",
    "page": 1,
    "cursor": null
  },
  "listing": {
    "title": null,
    "url": "https://www.bloomberg.com/lineup-next/api/paginate?id=latest"
  },
  "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_page": null,
  "next_cursor": "eyJwIjoicGhvZW5peC1hbWVyaWNhcyJ9"
}

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/search?engine=bloomberg_news&section=latest" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"

Reference

Query and response fields

Omit q for a section (latest default). Pass cursor from next_cursor for the next rail page. With q, page is 1–50. Search hits may have premium: null.

GET /v1/search?engine=bloomberg_news

Authorization header · stringrequired: Bearer <api_key>. Create keys under API keys.
engine stringrequired: Must be bloomberg_news.
q string: Site search. Omit for a section rail. Do not send section or cursor with q.
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: 1–50. Section listings must stay on page 1 and use cursor.
cursor string: next_cursor from a section rail. Not valid with q.

Pricing

Simple plans, free to start

This API is its own subscription with its own quota. Unused requests expire at renewal. Need a custom volume? Email contact@serinlabs.com.

Free

$0/mo

200

Requests / month

Overage: Hard limit
Rate limit: 10/min
Card: Not needed

Start for free

Pro

$49.99/mo

14,100

Requests / month

Overage: $0.0036 per extra request
Rate limit: 5/sec
Stops at: 70,500 requests

Ultra

$149/mo

56,200

Requests / month

Overage: $0.0027 per extra request
Rate limit: 10/sec
Stops at: 168,600 requests

Mega

$399/mo

188,300

Requests / month

Overage: $0.0022 per extra request
Rate limit: 20/sec
Stops at: 470,700 requests

Pay as you go

No monthly fee

$0.0053

Per request

Overage: None
Rate limit: 5/sec
Stops at: 70,500 requests

Prices in USD, billed monthly by Stripe. Cancel any time from Manage billing.

FAQ

Common questions

Anything else? Email contact@serinlabs.com.

What does the Bloomberg News API return?

Two endpoints, one subscription. Latest is the lineup paginate API (the /latest HTML is a shell). Sections use next_cursor. q searches the site. Article reads one bloomberg.com story. Metered pages return public paragraphs and set body_truncated. Not Terminal.

Which endpoints does a subscription include?

All of them: Latest, Article. They share this API's monthly quota.

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. Every Clair API has its own free tier: 200 requests a month, with no card. It resets monthly, and the API stops when the month's requests run out.

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

On a paid tier, extra calls are billed at the tier's overage rate until its ceiling, then the API returns 429 until the next period. The free tier returns 429 as soon as its requests are used.

Does this subscription cover other Clair APIs?

No. Each API is its own subscription, and one key works with all of them. A call to an API the account does not subscribe to returns 403 not_subscribed.

Related APIs

APIs teams often combine with the Bloomberg News API.

Google News API

Live headlines from news.google.com, with publisher URLs, topics, and clusters.

View API →

Associated Press API

AP section hubs, topic hubs, or site search, then one article.

View API →

Reuters News API

List a reuters.com section or author, then fetch one article.

View API →

Subscribe to the API you need.

Each Clair API is its own monthly request quota. Unused requests expire. Every API has a free tier to try it.

Get API Key →Compare plans

Bloomberg News API

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

Free tier, 200 requests a month
No credit card
Structured JSON
Live pages, fetched per call

Start free View documentation

Data samples

From the page to JSON

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

section

latest

Try it live

https://www.bloomberg.com/latest

1 returnedengine · bloomberg_newsfamily · newscount · 1has next page

US, Iran Said to Be Exploring Phased Deal to Open Hormuz

{
  "engine": "bloomberg_news",
  "family": "news",
  "query": {
    "q": null,
    "section": "latest",
    "page": 1,
    "cursor": null
  },
  "listing": {
    "title": null,
    "url": "https://www.bloomberg.com/lineup-next/api/paginate?id=latest"
  },
  "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_page": null,
  "next_cursor": "eyJwIjoicGhvZW5peC1hbWVyaWNhcyJ9"
}

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/search?engine=bloomberg_news&section=latest" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"

Reference

Query and response fields

Omit q for a section (latest default). Pass cursor from next_cursor for the next rail page. With q, page is 1–50. Search hits may have premium: null.

GET /v1/search?engine=bloomberg_news

Authorization header · stringrequired: Bearer <api_key>. Create keys under API keys.
engine stringrequired: Must be bloomberg_news.
q string: Site search. Omit for a section rail. Do not send section or cursor with q.
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: 1–50. Section listings must stay on page 1 and use cursor.
cursor string: next_cursor from a section rail. Not valid with q.

Pricing

Simple plans, free to start

This API is its own subscription with its own quota. Unused requests expire at renewal. Need a custom volume? Email contact@serinlabs.com.

Free

$0/mo

200

Requests / month

Overage: Hard limit
Rate limit: 10/min
Card: Not needed

Start for free

Pro

$49.99/mo

14,100

Requests / month

Overage: $0.0036 per extra request
Rate limit: 5/sec
Stops at: 70,500 requests

Ultra

$149/mo

56,200

Requests / month

Overage: $0.0027 per extra request
Rate limit: 10/sec
Stops at: 168,600 requests

Mega

$399/mo

188,300

Requests / month

Overage: $0.0022 per extra request
Rate limit: 20/sec
Stops at: 470,700 requests

Pay as you go

No monthly fee

$0.0053

Per request

Overage: None
Rate limit: 5/sec
Stops at: 70,500 requests

Prices in USD, billed monthly by Stripe. Cancel any time from Manage billing.

FAQ

Common questions

Anything else? Email contact@serinlabs.com.

What does the Bloomberg News API return?

Which endpoints does a subscription include?

All of them: Latest, Article. They share this API's monthly quota.

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. Every Clair API has its own free tier: 200 requests a month, with no card. It resets monthly, and the API stops when the month's requests run out.

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

On a paid tier, extra calls are billed at the tier's overage rate until its ceiling, then the API returns 429 until the next period. The free tier returns 429 as soon as its requests are used.

Does this subscription cover other Clair APIs?

No. Each API is its own subscription, and one key works with all of them. A call to an API the account does not subscribe to returns 403 not_subscribed.

Related APIs

APIs teams often combine with the Bloomberg News API.

Google News API

Live headlines from news.google.com, with publisher URLs, topics, and clusters.

View API →

Associated Press API

AP section hubs, topic hubs, or site search, then one article.

View API →

Reuters News API

List a reuters.com section or author, then fetch one article.

View API →

Subscribe to the API you need.

Each Clair API is its own monthly request quota. Unused requests expire. Every API has a free tier to try it.

Get API Key →Compare plans