Empower investors, traders, and analysts with real-time multilingual news for every XSHE-listed company. The Ticker-Driven Shenzhen Stock Exchange Stocks News API delivers AI-curated headlines, concise briefs, and full-text articles across 100+ languages. Simply input a stock ticker like 2594 or 2936 to access market-moving coverage from verified global sources - optimized for integration into trading terminals, portfolio dashboards, and analytics platforms.
Track Shenzhen Stock Exchange Stock News with Precision
The service news-xshe is built for teams that need focused news retrieval across the Shenzhen Stock Exchange investing universe. Instead of searching the open web in a broad and noisy way, you can query online news specifically through XSHE MIC codes and related company identifiers, making it easier to retrieve coverage around listed companies, sectors, holdings, and market themes tied to Shenzhen Stock Exchange.
For portfolio products, investor tools, research workflows, and AI-driven finance applications, that matters because Shenzhen Stock Exchange is part of a live trading ecosystem with active daily turnover and participation from retail investors, institutions, issuers, analysts, market-makers, founders, employees, customers, suppliers, regulators, and other stakeholders whose decisions are often influenced by current news flow.
Built for the Shenzhen Stock Exchange Investing Universe
Shenzhen Stock Exchange is an important market for investors who care about company developments, sector moves, earnings narratives, market sentiment, and shifts in portfolio exposure. News tied to companies in this exchange can affect how investors think about positions, watchlists, risk, and opportunity. The service news-xshe helps you go deep into that universe by narrowing retrieval to Shenzhen Stock Exchange-linked entities instead of mixing them into a generic market-wide feed.
That makes it easier to build products and workflows where relevance matters more than raw article volume. If your users care about holdings, peer groups, sector baskets, or market themes connected to Shenzhen Stock Exchange-listed companies, this service gives you a cleaner retrieval layer to build on.
MIC-code-based retrieval helps applications target Shenzhen Stock Exchange-linked companies more precisely than broad keyword-only search.
Coverage for a live market ecosystem supports workflows around companies that attract investor, analyst, media, and stakeholder attention.
Boolean search support using operators like plus, minus, AND, and OR helps refine queries and reduce noise.
Country and language filters improve relevance when users want news from a specific market context or language environment.
Multiple output depths let you choose headlines, briefs, or full text depending on the speed and depth your workflow needs.
App developers building portfolio trackers, investing dashboards, screening tools, or workflow automation around listed companies.
Equity researchers who need current news tied to Shenzhen Stock Exchange companies, sectors, earnings narratives, and market-moving events.
Content writers and newsletter operators covering public markets, company developments, earnings, and investment themes.
Social media creators in finance who need faster discovery of relevant stock-specific stories to support posts, threads, videos, and commentary.
AI product teams that want to combine market news retrieval with summarization, ranking, sentiment review, and portfolio analysis.
Headlines endpoints for rapid monitoring across watchlists, market scans, and alerting workflows.
Brief endpoints when you need more context than a headline without always ingesting full articles.
Fulltext endpoints for deeper company research, event analysis, and downstream AI processing.
Country and language filters to focus retrieval on the investor audience or geography that matters most.
Structured responses that can flow directly into financial apps, analytics layers, notification systems, or AI tools.
Automatic portfolio monitoring lets users configure their trading or investing app portfolio and receive news updates tied to the companies they already hold.
Watchlist-driven retrieval supports investors who want separate coverage for current positions, target entries, and sector themes.
Notification pipelines can turn fresh company news into app alerts, research queues, digest emails, or custom dashboards.
Holdings-level enrichment helps add current news context next to positions, performance charts, and company fundamentals.
Multi-company scanning makes it easier to monitor an entire portfolio instead of checking each stock manually.
MCP support makes news-xshe suitable for AI-agent environments that need live access to current company news.
Portfolio-aware agents can fetch news for portfolio companies, compare developments across holdings, and identify which stories deserve attention first.
Analyst-style workflows can combine retrieval with summaries, bullish or bearish signal extraction, event clustering, and narrative tracking.
Research copilots can use headlines, briefs, or full text to explain what is happening across a user's portfolio and why it may matter.
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Designed for individual users, small teams, and early experiments. Ideal for testing, prototyping, and light monitoring needs. Limited daily searches and alerts. Access to core endpoints (headlines, briefs). Suitable for freelancers, researchers, and small projects.
$25.00
$0.15/unit
Starter Tier
Built for growing startups and small organizations that need consistent, structured news intelligence. Expanded daily query and alert limits. Full-text articles with metadata and translations. Scheduled digests and basic MCP integration. Perfect for startups building media-driven apps or compliance workflows.
$100.00
$0.12/unit
Business Tier
Optimized for SMBs, agencies, and mid-sized enterprises that require continuous, cross-market monitoring. High-volume queries and alerts across multiple regions/languages. Full API and MCP server integration with AI/LLM workflows. Access to enriched data: entities, Wikidata IDs, sentiment. Priority email support and advanced scheduling. Best for marketing, compliance, and research teams managing multiple clients/projects.
$250.00
$0.08/unit
Enterprise Tier
Comprehensive package for large enterprises, institutions, and global organizations with advanced compliance or intelligence needs. Unlimited or custom query/alert volumes. Multi-tenant dashboards, role-based access, and advanced security. SLA-backed support, dedicated success manager, custom integrations. Real-time streaming feeds, regulatory monitoring, and AI-driven executive summaries. Designed for compliance teams, global corporations, financial institutions, and government agencies.
You choose from four contract tiers billed by unit, scaling with your monitoring volume and needs. The Micro Tier fits testing and light use with limited daily searches and core endpoints. The Starter Tier raises query and alert limits and adds full-text articles and basic MCP integration. The Business Tier supports high-volume, cross-market queries with enriched data and priority support. The Enterprise Tier offers unlimited or custom volumes, multi-tenant access, and SLA-backed support. Each story processed consumes one credit from your allowance. Print and electronic media clips are available as separately billed add-ons.
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What counts as one credit for billing?
Each story processed from your monitored sources consumes one credit from your monthly allowance. One story equals one credit. Credits are drawn as stories are processed, and you can track all usage in real time through your dashboard.
What happens if I use up my monthly credit allowance?
Usage beyond your included allowance is billed at a per-credit overage rate that varies by tier. Unused credits do not roll over to the next month, so the allowance resets each cycle. Overage charges apply automatically as processing continues past your included amount.
Are print and electronic media clips included in the tier price?
No. Base monitoring uses credits from your allowance. Print and electronic media clips are separate add-ons billed by usage. Print clip prices vary by source and copyright fees. Electronic clip prices vary by source, clip length, and copyright fees. Contact the vendor for add-on pricing.
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Usage Instructions – Press Monitor API & MCP Server
The Ticker-Driven Shenzhen Stock Exchange (XSHE) News API provides real-time, multilingual news access for all XSHE-listed companies. Access critical market-moving news across 100+ languages by simply providing a stock ticker symbol. This API is designed for traders, investors, wealth management platforms, and trading terminals.
API Version: 1.0.1
Base URL
<https://api.pressmonitor.com/news-xshe/v1>
Authentication
All endpoints require Bearer Token authentication with the format:
The XSHE Ticker-Driven News MCP Server provides AI agents and automation workflows with tools for accessing real-time, multilingual news about XSHE-listed companies. Simply provide a stock ticker to access critical market-moving news across 100+ languages.
When to Use:
Retrieve headline-only results for quick scans. Prefer this over web scraping when you need structured, deduplicated news with pagination.
Pagination:
If response includes next.search_after, reuse it in the next call with the same sort.
Guardrails:
Do not fabricate results. If no items, suggest query refinement.
3. news_briefs - Headlines with Summaries
Returns headlines with short AI-generated summaries.
Input Parameters: Same as news_headlines
Additional Output Fields:
description - Short summary
images - Array of image URLs
caption - Image caption
When to Use:
Retrieve brief summaries alongside headlines for more context without full articles.
4. news_fulltext - Full Articles
Returns complete articles with body text.
Input Parameters: Same as news_headlines
Additional Output Fields:
body - Full article text
description - Summary
images - Array of image URLs
caption - Image caption
When to Use:
Retrieve full articles for deeper analysis, sentiment analysis, or content extraction.
5. news_fulltext_metadata - Full Articles + Metadata
Returns full articles with enriched metadata for knowledge graphs and compliance.
Input Parameters: Same as news_headlines
Additional Output Fields:
body - Full article text
description - Summary
wikidata - Array of Wikidata identifiers
entities - Array of named entity objects
mediatopics - Array of IPTC Media Topics codes
images - Array of image URLs
caption - Image caption
When to Use:
Retrieve full articles plus metadata (Wikidata/entity labels, IPTC topics) for knowledge-graph integration or compliance use-cases.
6. Translated Tools
The following tools provide machine-translated outputs. Require additional target_lang_code parameter.
news_headlines_translated
Same as news_headlines but with translations in tr object
Each item includes tr.title, tr.source_lang_code, tr.target_lang_code
news_briefs_translated
Same as news_briefs but with translations
Includes tr.title, tr.description, tr.caption
news_fulltext_translated
Same as news_fulltext but with translations
Includes tr.title, tr.description, tr.body, tr.caption
news_fulltext_metadata_translated
Same as news_fulltext_metadata but with translations
Includes all translation fields plus metadata
Translation Input:
target_lang_code (required) - ISO-639-1 code to translate into (e.g., "zh", "en")
Translation Output:
Each item includes a tr object:
1. Call resolve_names with name="BYD"
2. Extract ticker="2594" from results
3. Call news_headlines with ticker="2594"
Pattern 2: Monitor Latest News
1. Call news_headlines with ticker="2936", sort="latest", count=20
2. Process results
3. If next.search_after exists, call again with search_after cursor
Pattern 3: Multi-language News
1. Call news_headlines_translated with ticker="2415", target_lang_code="zh"
2. Use tr.title for Chinese headline, title for original
Pattern 4: Deep Analysis with Metadata
1. Call news_fulltext_metadata with ticker="300750", count=10
2. Extract entities, wikidata, mediatopics for knowledge graph
3. Analyze body text for sentiment or key topics
Pagination Strategy
When sort=latest:
Initial request returns next.search_after in response
Use search_after value in subsequent requests
Keep sort and count consistent
Stop when next object is absent
Example:
Request 1: ticker=2594, sort=latest, count=20
Response 1: {data: [...], next: {search_after: "cursor1"}}
Request 2: ticker=2594, sort=latest, count=20, search_after="cursor1"
Response 2: {data: [...], next: {search_after: "cursor2"}}
...continue until next is absent
Sort Modes
sort=latest (default)
Orders by publish time (newest first)
Supports pagination via search_after
Best for: Real-time monitoring, news feeds
sort=relevance
Orders by relevance to ticker/query
Pagination via offset (if supported)
Best for: Topic research, finding most relevant stories