Investing.com Scraper

What does Investing.com News Scraper do?

Investing Scraper will enable you to get all the news Articles you want from Investing.com since they have no API.

This Investing Scraper will let you scrape and extract large datasets as often as you need to. The structured data can be downloaded as XML, JSON, CSV, HTML, and Excel, so that you can use it in your own applications, spreadsheets, reports, or other tools.

Investing Scraper will scrape:

• Image - The title of the article
• Title - The title of the article
• Category - The Category that the article belongs to
• Publisher - Name of the Publishing agency.
• Date - Publishing date of article and the website might replace it with last article update date
• Link - The url of scraped articles
• Comments - Amount of comments and All the comments and replies on the article
• Paragraph - All text of the article body, and it is filtered to perfection "almost" ;)

Why should I use Investing Scraper ?

• Investing.com has 150Million visits per month and is a great data source for Finance and Investing news articles.
• Saves time if You have no time to build your own scraper from scratch
• It doesn't need any proxies.
• 1000 articles took 190 seconds for date range "anytime", so you can scrape at a rate of 330/min.
• The first 30 - 45 seconds the docker is building your image so this is why it might be slow sometimes

Here are just some of the ways you could use that data:

• Having a grate and fast daily news about finance
• Market research and marketing camping's targeting finance or worldwide news
• Analyzing Articles and extract keywords for marketing opportunities
• Juicy Burgers for machine learning and AI modules
• Generating content about finance and news

If you would like more inspiration on how scraping Investing.com Will help your business or organization, check out our industry pages.

How to scrape Investing.com

It's easy to scrape Investing.com with Investing Scraper. Just follow these steps to get your data at the speed of light.

1. Click on Try for free.
2. Use the default start URLs or customize them to only scrape a section or category on Investing.com.
3. Select the maximum number of items you want to scrape default is 100.
4. Click on Run.
5. preview or export your data from the Dataset tab.

How much will it cost to use my Investing Scraper?

• You get 3 days trial to try the scraper
• This Scraper is 10$ a month plus the Apify platform usage.
• 1000 articles could potentially cost $0.1 of platform usage
  • with the free apify account you can scrape around 50,000 daily news and archived Articles
  • Investing.com has around 250K articles and archived news and alot of daily data gets uploaded every single day

A sample of the results that will be provided by the Scraper

1[
2    {"Image": "ARTICLE_IMAGE", "link": "ARTICLE_URL", "title": "ARTICLE_TITLE", "category": "ARTICLE_CATEGORY", "PUBLISHER": "PUBLISHING_AGANCY", "date": "ARTICLE_DATE", "comments": "ALL_ARTICLE_COMMENTS_AND_REPLIES", "paragraph": "All_ARTICLE_TEXT"},
3
4    {
5      "image": "https://i-invdn-com.investing.com/trkd-images/LYNXMPEJA702J_L.jpg",
6      "title": "Stocks slip as market seeks rate-cut timing, dollar gains",
7      "category": "Economy",
8      "publisher": "Reuters",
9      "date": [
10        "Published 11/07/2023, 10:10 PM",
11        "Updated 11/08/2023, 04:57 PM"
12      ],
13      "comments": [
14        1,
15        [
16          {
17            "text": "At this point the massive crushing of people in debt is way worse than inflation.",
18            "likes": 2,
19            "dislikes": 0
20          }
21        ]
22      ],
23      "link": "https://www.investing.com/news/economy/us-yields-languish-above-lows-before-powell-remarks-oil-sags-3225940",
24      "paragraph": "By Herbert Lash NEW YORK (Reuters) -World stock markets sputtered on Wednesday and the dollar eased as some investors accepted the notion that interest rates will stay higher for longer even though the Federal Reserve may have halted hiking them. Yields across the Treasury curve mostly fell as the auction of benchmark 10-year notes fared modestly better than expected, and on the view that the Fed has likely ended its hiking cycle.  The dollar has rebounded from last week's sharp sell-off on rising confidence the Fed has ended raising rates, though there is less agreement on whether a rate cut is on the horizon with inflation still above the U.S. central bank's 2% target. \"The Fed not necessarily hiking anymore might get people a little bit more excited, but does that mean we're going to start cutting aggressively? It's too early to say that,\" said Marvin Loh, senior global macro strategist at  State Street  (NYSE:STT) in Boston. \"A lot of the questions that we were asking that drove yields higher we're still asking,\" he said, referring to the bond rally that raised the 10-year yield above 5% two weeks ago. Bond prices move inversely to their yield. Fed Chair Jerome Powell did not comment on monetary policy or the economic outlook in prepared remarks at a U.S. central bank statistic conference on Wednesday. Investors have ramped up bets for Fed rate cuts next year, though the timing is unclear. Markets are pricing in an almost 50% chance of a rate cut of at least 25 basis points as soon as May, according to the CME Group's (NASDAQ:CME) FedWatch Tool, up from about 41% a week earlier. But futures also call for the Fed's overnight lending rate to remain above 5% through next June. MSCI's all-country world stock index closed flat, rising just 0.01 point, after last week posting its biggest weekly jump in almost a year. Europe's broad STOXX 600 index closed up 0.28%. On Wall Street, the S&P 500 rose 0.10% and the Nasdaq Composite added 0.08% to extend their winning streaks to eight and nine consecutive sessions, respectfully. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.12%,  \"The market has it right that rates have peaked,\" said Rhys Williams, chief strategist at Sprouting Rock Asset Management in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, but since the Fed has \"been so macho about higher for longer,\" a rate cut is unlikely to come soon. European shares rose, supported by gains in healthcare stocks and strong earnings reports, while investors assessed a slew of economic data and comments from central bankers for cues on the European Central Bank's rate hike path. Data showed euro zone retail sales fell roughly in line with expectations in September, while another survey showed euro zone consumers have raised their inflation expectations over the next 12 months to 4%. The two-year Treasury yield, which reflects interest rate expectations, rose 2 basis points to 4.938%, while the yield on the benchmark 10-year note slid 6.2 basis points to just above 4.50% - a level some see as a new bottom. The dollar index fell 0.01% at 105.51, after earlier being on track for a third straight day of gains, while the euro rose 0.07% to $1.0707. The majority of FX strategists in a Reuters poll expect the dollar to remain weak for the rest of the year, amid a building consensus that the Fed's tightening cycle is done, also signaling a peak in U.S. yields. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares overnight slipped 0.3% and Japan's Nikkei 225 closed lower after Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda told parliament the central bank need not wait until real wages turn positive before exiting stimulus.  Hong Kong's Hang Seng fell and an index of mainland blue chips lost 0.24%. Chinese authorities have asked Ping An Insurance Group to take a controlling stake in embattled Country Garden, the nation's biggest private property developer, four people familiar with the plan said. A spokesperson for Ping An said the company had not been approached by the government and denied the information reported by Reuters. Oil prices slid to more than three-month lows on concern over waning U.S. and Chinese demand, while gold prices retreated for a third straight session as yields on the short end of Treasuries rose and on longer-dated notes fell. \nBrent crude futures settled down $2.07 at $79.54 a barrel and U.S. crude lost $2.04 to settle at $75.33. U.S. gold futures settled 0.8% lower at $1,957.80 an ounce."
25    }
26]

Tips for scraping Investing.com using Investing Scraper for the best results

• Date Range is an excellent feature you should try it to scrape all the articles that pleases you
• Date Range Feature has a huge positive effect on the performance
• Choose you specified startUrls to the best results

Is it legal to scrape Investing.com?

• Webscraping is legal and scraping any publicly available data is legal
• You might want to review the terms of service for any website you want to scrape in general
• Note that personal data is protected by GDPR in the European Union and by other regulations around the world. You should not scrape personal data unless you have a legitimate reason to do so. If you're unsure whether your reason is legitimate, consult your lawyers. We also recommend that you read our blog post: is web scraping legal?

Contact me

• I would love to hear from you in the issues tab for any Suggestions or Errors
• Feel free to contact me on my GitHub

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