Read the Headline, Then Check the Source
This page displays the general forex feed returned by Financial Modeling Prep. Each card can contain a publisher, symbol, provider publication text, snippet, and link. The snippet may repeat the headline rather than summarize the article. A source link opens the publisher in a new tab; access to the full article depends on that site.
What Refresh and Pagination Mean
The page requests up to 20 records at a time. Refresh repeats the current page request; it does not bypass the service cache. A full page enables Next but does not prove another page exists. If a later page is empty, Previous remains available. New stories can shift page boundaries, so browsing successive pages is not a stable historical export.
The service cache is configured for five minutes. There is no push stream or automatic refresh here. Publication times are shown as provider text because the observed response omits a timezone. Fetched time identifies when this browser received the response, not when an event happened or the article was first published.
Use Symbol Tags as Metadata
A tag such as EURUSD describes the provider association. It does not filter the page or guarantee that the article discusses only that pair. Some articles may lack a tag; coverage of any pair, publisher, or event is not guaranteed.
Export the Current Page
Export Page CSV saves the loaded page with source links and snippets. It does not fetch earlier pages or download article bodies. Quoted fields preserve commas and line breaks; values that could be interpreted as spreadsheet formulas are prefixed with an apostrophe. Keep the original publisher attribution when using the file.
Separate Reporting from a Trading Thesis
Central-bank statements, economic releases, and subsequent commentary have different publication times. Read the original release when possible, distinguish an analyst forecast from an observed price move, and compare an announced number with its reference period. A headline alone does not establish why a currency moved or predict its next move. News can be revised, delayed, or wrong.
Provider documentation: FMP forex news endpoint. The page is an information feed, with no trade execution or news-triggered automation.