Bloomberg RSS feeds: full list of official feed URLs

The main Bloomberg RSS feed is https://www.bloomberg.com/feeds/news.rss, and the Bloomberg Markets feed is https://www.bloomberg.com/feeds/markets/news.rss. Bloomberg also has feeds for seven more sections, its Opinion writers and its podcasts. Below are 22 Bloomberg feeds that work, checked on October 3, 2026. Click a feed's name to add it to Feeder, or copy its URL into any RSS reader.

What is the Bloomberg RSS feed URL?

The first two are Bloomberg's own feeds: they are on bloomberg.com, and each one carries Bloomberg's copyright. Each item has the headline, a one-sentence summary, the writer's name and a link to the story on bloomberg.com. A few items are videos or podcast episodes.

Each Bloomberg feed lists 20 stories at most, the newest ones. On a busy weekday, that is about 7 hours of news in the main feed, so a reader that checks it less often can miss a story. Feeder checks a feed every 2 hours on the free plan, and you can set any feed to update as often as every 30 minutes. See how often Feeder checks your feeds.

The Google News feed is the most followed Bloomberg feed in Feeder: 1,246 Feeder users follow it. It holds up to 100 stories, so it misses less, but it has headlines only, and each link opens the story through Google News.

Bloomberg RSS feeds by section

Markets is the most followed Bloomberg section feed in Feeder, with 89 followers, ahead of Technology (56), Economics (37) and Politics (29). Bloomberg files many stories under more than one section, so a story can show up in two of these feeds. Businessweek and Crypto are quiet: they have a few stories a day, and Crypto can be empty for a while between them.

Older lists give these feeds at feeds.bloomberg.com, like https://feeds.bloomberg.com/markets/news.rss. Those addresses still work: they forward to the same feeds on www.bloomberg.com.

Bloomberg Opinion and writer feeds

Matt Levine is the most followed Bloomberg writer in Feeder: 52 Feeder users follow his feed at this address.

How do I find the RSS feed for a Bloomberg writer?

Open the writer's page on bloomberg.com. Its address looks like https://www.bloomberg.com/authors/ARbTQlRLRjE/matthew-s-levine. Add .rss to the end, and you have the writer's feed.

Bloomberg podcast and video feeds

Bloomberg's podcasts are ordinary RSS feeds. Add one to Feeder or to any podcast app.

Any YouTube channel has a feed like the last three. YouTube RSS feeds shows how to find it.

How do I follow a topic on Bloomberg?

To follow a company or subject in one publication, use a Google News search. In Feeder, select Add feed, choose Google News under Web monitoring, and search for site:bloomberg.com intitle:Nvidia. intitle: keeps only the stories with the word in the headline. In another reader, use https://news.google.com/rss/search?q=when:7d+site:bloomberg.com+intitle:Nvidia&hl=en-US&gl=US&ceid=US:en and swap in your own word. Google News RSS feeds explains the other search operators.

To follow a company or person across all news sites, not only Bloomberg, see Track news about a topic, company or person.

Which Bloomberg RSS feeds stopped?

Some Bloomberg feeds that older lists still share no longer get new stories:

• Green (feeds/green/news.rss) and CityLab (feeds/citylab/news.rss) return an error. Their last stories in Feeder are from July 2026.
• Wealth (feeds/wealth/news.rss) still loads, but it has had no story since July 14, 2026.
• Politics at bloomberg.com/politics/feeds/site.xml stopped in July 2026. Use the Politics feed above.
• Bloomberg View addresses, like http://www.bloomberg.com/feed/bview/ and the ones at bloomberg.com/view/rss/, stopped between 2016 and 2018. Use the Opinion feed above.
• Gadfly has had no story since 2018.
• Google News feeds that search allinurl:bloomberg.com have been empty since June 2026. Search site:bloomberg.com instead, as in the Google News feed above.

If a Bloomberg feed in your reader has gone quiet, Why a feed stops updating explains the other common causes.

How do I follow Bloomberg in Feeder?

1. Click a feed's name on this page. Feeder opens Add feed with the feed's address filled in.
2. Or select Add feed yourself, paste a feed URL, like https://www.bloomberg.com/feeds/markets/news.rss, and press Enter.
3. Select Follow. The button changes to Following.

Bloomberg's e-mail newsletters, like Money Stuff, can arrive in Feeder too: subscribe with your Feeder newsletter address. Read your e-mail newsletters in Feeder shows where to find it.

Common questions

Does Bloomberg have an RSS feed?

Yes. Bloomberg has its own feeds for all its news, eight sections, its Opinion writers and its podcasts. Every feed on this page had stories when we checked on October 3, 2026.

Are these the official Bloomberg RSS feeds?

Yes, except the Google News ones. The section, Opinion and writer feeds are on bloomberg.com and carry Bloomberg's copyright, and the podcast feeds name Bloomberg as their author.

What is the Bloomberg Markets RSS feed?

https://www.bloomberg.com/feeds/markets/news.rss. The older https://feeds.bloomberg.com/markets/news.rss forwards to it, so either one works.

Are Bloomberg RSS feeds free?

Yes. The feeds are free, and you don't need a Bloomberg account or an API key to follow them.

Why does my Bloomberg feed show only 20 stories?

Each Bloomberg feed lists 20 stories at most, the newest ones. Your reader keeps the stories it has already picked up, so the list grows as you go.

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