How to Use the Global Economy News API by TrawlingWeb

Using the Global Economy News API is straightforward. Just follow these simple steps to access a wealth of economic information:

1. Choose the Perfect Plan for You

Select the plan that best fits your needs. We offer a variety of options to suit all budgets. There’s a plan designed for every economy!

2. Select Your Area of Interest

Browse our extensive economic categories and choose what interests you most. You can make multiple queries by selecting different categories each time. Some of the available categories include:

• Banking
• Business
• Currency
• DeFi
• Economy
• Energy
• Fiat
• Finance
• Fund
• Insurance
• Job
• Market
• Real Estate
• Startup
• Tax
• Trade
• Transport
• Venture Capital

3. Make Customized Queries

In the query field, you can add a boolean syntax query to filter the results from your chosen category. Get only the results that interest you the most, combining brands, company names, and more. Check out the example we’ve provided for you 😉. If you have any doubts, remember you can use the operators allowed by TrawlingWeb, detailed in our syntax guide here.

Countries where we monitor news:

Country	Monthly volume	Country	Monthly volume
Spain	43,796,088	Brazil	171,905
United States of America (the)	35,929,528	Latvia	147,527
Mexico	12,564,549	Guatemala	145,358
Argentina	11,372,101	Croatia	134,575
Germany	7,005,507	Paraguay	130,756
France	3,090,135	Bulgaria	119,903
Peru	2,579,945	Nicaragua	106,052
Colombia	1,516,239	Estonia	93,548
Great Britain	1,420,759	Uruguay	92,1425
Chile	1,384,330	Puerto Rico	91,391
Poland	1,210,336	Lithuania	85,809
India	1,090,804	Romania	84,196
Portugal	822,039	Slovakia	81,832
Italy	685,682	Iceland	81,540
Czechia	611,839	Ireland	73,353
Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)	500,963	Costa Rica	72,611
Panama	483,531	Finland	71,551
Turkey	305,382	El Salvador	65,696
Canada	290,226	Cuba	60,091
Serbia	280,112	Denmark	58,686
Dominican Republic (the)	267,117	Trinidad and Tobago	56,619
Switzerland	263,540	Sao Tome and Principe	53,958
Russia	253,900	Japan	52,410
Belgium	229,810	Norway	49,328
Austria	214,845	Sweden	43,065
Ecuador	197,146	Andorra	35,389
Netherlands (the)	192,572	Slovenia	30,783

Start Exploring

With these easy steps, you’re ready to dive into the vast world of economic news. The Global Economy News API by TrawlingWeb will provide you with the latest and most relevant data to maintain your competitive edge.

Key Technical Considerations

Handling Paginated Results

This API returns up to a maximum of 100 results per query. For queries that generate more than 100 results, it is essential to manage pagination to access all available data.

Understanding Pagination

Each API response includes two key elements that you need to pay attention to for pagination:

• totalResults: This field indicates the total number of results that match your query.
• next_query: If the number of totalResults exceeds 100, this field will provide the necessary query to access the next page of results.

Example of Query with Pagination

Here is a step-by-step example of how to handle multiple pages of results:

1. Perform your initial query and check the totalResults field.
2. If totalResults is greater than 100, use the value from next_query to make the subsequent query.
3. Repeat step 2 until you have retrieved all necessary results or until next_query is no longer present in the response.

Python Code Example

To help you implement pagination, below is an example of how you might make multiple calls using Python:

import requests

def fetch_all_results(base_url, params):
    response = requests.get(base_url, params=params)
    data = response.json()
    results = data['results']

    while 'next_query' in data:
        response = requests.get(base_url, params={'query': data['next_query']})
        data = response.json()
        results.extend(data['results'])

    return results

# Set initial parameters
base_url = 'https://api.example.com/Banking'
params = {
    'country': 'us',  # Country code in lowercase
    'query': 'initial query here'  # Your initial query
}

# Fetch all results
all_results = fetch_all_results(base_url, params)
print(f'Total results fetched: {len(all_results)}')

JavaScript Code Example

Here is how you might implement pagination using JavaScript with async/await in Node.js:

const axios = require('axios');

async function fetchAllResults(baseUrl, params) {
    let results = [];
    let response = await axios.get(baseUrl, { params });
    let data = response.data;
    results = results.concat(data.results);

    while (data.next_query) {
        response = await axios.get(baseUrl, { params: { query: data.next_query } });
        data = response.data;
        results = results.concat(data.results);
    }

    return results;
}

// Configure initial parameters
const baseUrl = 'https://api.example.com/Banking';
const params = {
    country: 'us',  // Country code in lowercase
    query: 'initial query here'  // Your initial query
};

// Fetch all results
fetchAllResults(baseUrl, params).then(allResults => {
    console.log(`Total results fetched: ${allResults.length}`);
}).catch(error => {
    console.error('Error fetching data:', error);
});

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